Use cases / Tutoring and courses
A page per course, not one prospectus.
Someone searching for exam tutoring and someone searching for a weekend workshop want completely different pages. One prospectus page serves neither.
What goes wrong
The three that cost the most.
One page lists every course you run, so nobody finds the one they searched for without scrolling past nine they did not.
Enquiries do not say the subject or the level, so the first reply is always a question rather than an answer.
Enrolment is seasonal and short — by the time a page is built, the intake window has closed.
How it helps
What changes on the page.
The page matches the search
Someone who searched for maths tutoring lands on a maths page, with the level, the format and the price where they expect them.
Subject and level, asked up front
The chat collects what they are studying, what level, and when they want to start — so your first reply can be an actual answer.
Live before the intake window
Stand a page up for an intake in an afternoon, take it down when the cohort fills, and put it back for the next one.
FAQ
Questions this sector asks
Can parents and students both use it?
The form asks whatever you set, so you can ask who is enquiring and get the answer before you reply.
Can I take payment on the page?
Not today — the page collects the enquiry, and you take payment however you already do. Buying a web address is the only thing you can pay for here.
What about running several intakes at once?
A page each, all under one login, with the enquiries kept separate so you can see which intake is filling.
Put your next page up today.
Start free, put it live on your own web address, and see your first enquiry before the week is out.