Perfex Media builds and manages Google + Meta ad campaigns timed to your actual admission calendar — so your budget goes toward parents who are searching right now, not toward a generic always-on campaign.
While competitors show up first in search, your center depends entirely on referrals and posters to bring in new enquiries.
A campaign that burned budget in the off-season, then went quiet exactly when parents were deciding where to enrol.
Clicks paid for, but no dedicated page built to capture the enquiry from the exact ad that brought the parent there.
Spend is happening somewhere in the account, but there's no way to tell which ad, which audience, or which season is working.
The problem was never whether to run ads — it was whether the person running them understood how your admissions actually work.
NEET/JEE result season, board-exam close, new academic year — your campaigns go live when parents are actually searching.
Not your homepage — a page built specifically to capture the enquiry from the exact ad that brought them there.
You see exactly what each enquiry and each admission costs. No vague "engagement" metrics standing in for results.
Campaign structure and landing pages are a fixed project. Ongoing bid and budget management is available as an optional monthly add-on if you want it handled.
You pay your own ad spend directly to Google and Meta. My fee is for building — and, if you choose, managing — the campaign. Never a markup on your budget.
Once you have 1-2 client results, swap this section for your own actual cost-per-lead numbers — real numbers from real campaigns will always outperform category-level claims.
I learn your admission calendar, your current ad setup if any, and what's actually broken.
Google Search and/or Meta lead campaigns, structured around your next admission window, with a dedicated landing page for each.
Run it yourself with the structure I've built, or add monthly optimization if you want it actively managed.
Most coaching-center ad failures come down to one thing: the campaign wasn't timed to the admission calendar, and traffic went to a generic page with no way to capture the enquiry. That's exactly what this setup is built to fix.
No. You pay Google and Meta directly for ad spend. My fee is a one-time project fee for building the campaign and landing pages, plus an optional monthly fee only if you want ongoing management.
Then let's talk timing. If your next admission window is 8-14 weeks out, that's the right time to set the campaign up — so it's already running when the window opens, not scrambling to catch up.
NEET/JEE results, board exam close, new academic year — whichever is next for you, the campaign needs to be built before it opens, not after.