Answer the questions parents actually ask.
A parent opening your link from WhatsApp wants to know: is this class right for my child, and does the timing work?
- Who is the class for?
- Name the subject, age range, level, and what students will learn.
- When and where is it?
- Show days, times, timezone, venue or online format, and available capacity.
- How do I try it?
- Offer a trial booking, enquiry form, or waitlist link for each class.
- How will I find it?
- Use words parents search for, such as beginner piano classes or maths tuition in your neighbourhood.
Start with one useful page.
Add your business name, a short introduction, and the classes that are accepting students. Publish the information you can keep up to date.
Give each class its own decision point: the right level, a workable schedule, and a button to book or ask a question.
Before you share the link.
- Business name, logo, and a one-sentence description
- Class names, age ranges, levels, and delivery mode
- Schedule, timezone, location, and capacity
- A trial, enquiry, or waitlist link for every class
- A clear explanation of what happens after an enquiry
- City, neighbourhood, or venue names for in-person classes
- Readable text and easy-to-tap buttons on a phone
Keep the booking connected to the class.
ClassOps publishes a public catalog from your class details. Parents can browse, book a trial, or join a waitlist.
Enquiries enter your CRM. Schedules, locations, online classes, and capacity stay connected to the same dashboard, rather than a separate booking system.
See how enquiries become trials