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Inquiry & Tour Follow-Up
Most schools lose more families to slow, generic follow-up than to tuition or competition. Here's what the first 72 hours should look like.
Why Schools Lose Families in the First 72 Hours After an Inquiry
A family fills out your inquiry form on a Tuesday night. They've just spent twenty minutes comparing three schools, and yours made the shortlist. They're interested, a little anxious, and ready to be
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The 3-Touch Admission Follow-Up System That Gets Parents to Schedule Tours
A good admission follow up email does three things in under 120 words: it names the specific reason that family reached out, it offers two concrete tour dates they can pick from, and it sounds like a
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