Case Studies

Scholars Den came to us to build a real presence for their school on Instagram and Facebook — and to turn that presence into admissions.

We built their content around the people parents actually trust: the founder and director. We scripted, shot, edited, and posted founder-led videos where the director shared his vision for the school and how he thinks about a child's education. Alongside that, we ran educational and informative content for students, and local-angle content that connected the school to Khandwa itself — the kind of posts that pull in local families, not just followers.

The result: admissions grew compared to previous seasons. Parents told the director they'd seen the content — some called the school directly after watching a reel. What he valued just as much as the reach was the way we work: punctual, on time, and accurate, every single post.

For BKG International School, we manage their social media with a focus on two things parents care about: what happens inside the school, and what the school can teach their child.

We capture the real moments — school functions, events, everyday life on campus — and turn them into reels parents want to watch. We also produce educational drills: short, informative content that students and parents actually engage with. And we bring the school's own voice forward, with the director and teachers sharing insights on how to help a child study and make better decisions about their education — the pieces the audience connects with most.

The school's director told us he genuinely likes the educational content we create for them — and it shows in how people respond to it.

When we started with Krishna Academy, their Instagram was at zero — no presence, no audience.

In a short window, we grew that page from zero to around 1,500 followers, with strong monthly reach through the season. We built a consistent content rhythm that gave the academy a real, active presence where there had been none — the foundation any school needs before social media can bring in enquiries.

Shiv Ganga wanted more customers walking through their doors — and we brought them in through social media.

We handled their content creation and ran Meta ads built around the restaurant's real moments: the food, the atmosphere, the reasons families choose to eat there. The combination of consistent content and targeted ads did what it was meant to — the owner told us footfall at the restaurant increased. Social media didn't just get them likes; it got them customers.