Managed Website Service
A professional website, built, hosted and looked after for you, with business email.
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- Designed around your business
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£50 a month
Marketing for tutors
Adverts that help local parents find the right tutor
Tell Kabooly Marketing the subjects, levels and area you cover. It suggests a topic, writes the advert and makes an image for each platform, ready for you to post.
Marketing
£40 a month
Up to 20 advert images a day.
- Advert text in your tone of voice
- Images sized for Instagram, Facebook and Nextdoor
- Your logo and brand colours picked up from your website
- Topic ideas drawn from your own services
- Regenerate the text or any single image
- Every advert saved to your library
Why tutors need to be visible at the right moments
Demand for tutoring comes in waves. Parents start looking after a disappointing parents' evening, after mock results, and in the weeks before entrance exams or GCSEs. If you are not in front of them then, they book whoever is.
The person reading your advert is usually the parent, not the student. They want to know your subjects and levels, whether you teach online or at home, how you work with a child who has lost confidence, and whether you are trustworthy with their son or daughter.
Kabooly Marketing holds all of that in your profile, so the topics it suggests fit your actual subjects and the time of year you choose to post. You spend a few minutes checking the wording instead of an evening writing it.
Advert ideas
Adverts tutors make with it
Accept the suggestion, type a topic of your own, or ask for a different idea.
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After the mocks: GCSE maths support
Aimed at parents who have just seen mock results, explaining how you pinpoint the gaps and build towards the real exams.
Suits: FacebookNextdoor
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11+ preparation places for next year
Lets families planning ahead know you have limited spaces, which subjects you cover and whether you teach in person or online.
Suits: FacebookNextdoor
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Building confidence in reading
Speaks to parents of younger children who are falling behind, focusing on patient, one to one sessions rather than pressure.
Suits: FacebookInstagram
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A level chemistry, online across the country
For tutors who teach remotely, describing how an online lesson runs so parents and students can picture it.
Suits: InstagramFacebook
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Summer holiday catch-up sessions
A local advert for short blocks over the break, useful for students moving up a key stage.
Suits: NextdoorFacebook
Care points for tutoring adverts
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Never use photos of your students
Safeguarding comes first. The images are AI generated with your logo and colours where it can, so there is no need to share any real child's face or work.
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No promised grades
Parents are wary of a tutor who guarantees a grade, and rightly so. Edit out anything that promises a result, and talk about how you teach instead.
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Mention checks you really have
If you hold a current DBS check or teaching qualification, add it to your services and adverts can mention it. Do not let wording imply anything you cannot show a parent.
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Write for the parent
A slightly more formal tone often reassures parents. Set it on the scale in your profile and adjust single adverts aimed at older students if you want a lighter feel.
The bundle
Also for tutors
Get the website, Marketing and the CRM together for £100 a month.
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CRM
Contacts, deals, email campaigns, bookings and forms, in one place.
- Contact management with notes and history
- Deal pipeline with your own stages
- Email campaigns and marketing lists
From £100 a month
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All three
£100 a month
Marketing plus the other two, for one monthly price.
Get the bundle
Questions from tutors
Can I advertise different subjects and levels separately?
Yes. List them all as services in your profile, then type a topic for one subject and level at a time, such as KS3 English or A level physics.
I tutor online and in person. Will the adverts make that clear?
Put both in your profile and mention the one you want in the topic. You can edit the text in place to add travel areas or online details.
Which platforms does it support?
Facebook (1200 by 630), Instagram (1080 by 1080) and Nextdoor (1200 by 1200). Local parent groups often sit on Facebook and Nextdoor, so many tutors tick those two.
Does it post the adverts for me?
No. You copy the text, download the images and post them yourself. Each advert is saved to your library so you can reuse it next exam season.
How much is it?
£40 a month, with up to 20 images in any rolling 24 hours.
Marketing for tutors, £40 a month
Or get the website, Marketing and the CRM together for £100 a month.