Contact a marketing agency for private schools
Whatever is typed into the form on this page lands with the team that writes campus pages and runs ads for private schools, independent schools and private academies. A handful of lines is enough. Name the campuses, the grade bands the school lists, and the stretch of the term calendar that feels most crowded, and the reply starts from those facts.
A single firm request comes with it. Please do not type a child's name or any student detail into the form, and do not offer one on a call. Our work has no need of such details, and not one page of this site asks for them. Parents and families are the audience of our work; a school's marketing reaches them without ever needing to know about their children.
Send the campus list to the marketing desk
Tell us which campuses the school runs, which programs it names for itself, and which towns each campus draws its families from. If an open house or an application window is approaching, mention the month. Those who would rather talk can the callback box lets them reserve a slot on a weekday, at which point our CEO calls the number given in the form. In every field of the form, leave out child names, student details, individual grades and health notes.
Which campus or grade band should parents meet first?
Name the campuses and grade bands that matter most, the towns each one draws from and any local sites that already link to your school. Leave every child name and student detail out of whatever you send.
What a school can expect once the note is sent
What happens after a school sends the form?
One of our team reads the note, then replies by email or keeps the callback hour the school chose. The opening reply asks about campuses, grade bands and the calendar, and it never asks about a child. The school's agreement comes before anything goes live or any ad account is touched, and the conversation can stop at any point.
May a school's note mention a child, a student or a grade?
It should not. Leave out every child name, student detail, individual grade and health item. Describe the school in broad terms instead: its campuses, its programs and the grade bands it already lists on its own website. That is all a first conversation about SEO for independent schools or ad management requires (the /services/ page sets out both lines), and it keeps personal data out of the form entirely.
Which person replies to a school that writes in?
A member of our team writes back in plain email, and any callback comes from our CEO. Those answering spend their days on search work and ads for schools, so they market schools and have no hand in running one, teaching in one or deciding who is admitted.
What should a head of school gather before a first call?
A list of campuses with their street addresses, the grade bands each one lists, the web addresses of the pages that exist at present, and a way into the Maps listing if the school has already claimed it. The date of the next open house or application window is useful as well. An ad account is not needed in advance, because the school opens that with us during the work. Fees for each line are printed on the /pricing/ page, and the /private-school-seo/ and /private-school-paid-ads/ pages describe the work itself.
Ring the first bell with one call
One phone call can decide which campus or grade band parents meet first, what pages trail behind it, and which plan holds up the whole load.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.