Education · Coaching, schools & colleges
Admissions marketing
for education
Grow admissions with a plan-first approach: Meta and Google lead generation, school partnerships, scholarship tests and counselling follow-up, built on EdTech growth experience.
Admissions playbooks built and tested at India's biggest EdTech brands.
Before The Brandmark, our founder led growth and operations at FIITJEE, Unacademy, LIDO Learning and BYJU'S. The same admissions playbooks now power our work with coaching institutes, schools, colleges and training academies.
Admissions are won in a short season. We plan the funnel before it opens, from lead generation and scholarship tests to counselling and follow-up, so every enquiry has a path to enrolment.
What we do for education.
Lead generation
Meta and Google campaigns by course, centre and season, with lead quality tracked, not just volume.
School partnerships & BTL
Scholarship tests, seminars and school activations, run alongside the online campaigns.
Counselling funnel
WhatsApp follow-up, counsellor scripts and a CRM, so enquiries turn into admissions instead of going cold.
Local SEO & reviews
A strong Google presence for each centre, so parents and students find you when they search.
Questions we get asked.
When should a coaching institute start admissions marketing?
Ideally two to three months before the admission season, so the funnel, content and campaigns are tested before demand peaks.
Do Meta ads work for coaching institutes?
Yes, when the offer is clear and leads are followed up quickly. Most lost admissions come from slow or unstructured follow-up, which is why we build the counselling funnel too.
Do you work with schools and colleges as well?
Yes: coaching institutes, schools, colleges, training academies and overseas education consultants.
Are the EdTech results from your clients?
The FIITJEE, Unacademy, LIDO Learning and BYJU'S results come from our founder's leadership roles before The Brandmark. Samsnil Academy is a Brandmark client.
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