Case study · 08
A one-to-one LSAT coach needed a site that qualifies students and fills the calendar without sales calls.
LSAT Teacher sells high-ticket, one-to-one coaching — and at that price point, everything rests on credibility. Students aren't buying hours; they're buying a score.
The old setup relied on sales calls to convert enquiries, which meant the calendar filled only as fast as the calls could happen, and unqualified leads ate the time that should have gone to teaching.
We put results and the teaching method up front, with pricing that plays no games — the site qualifies visitors by being honest about what the coaching costs and what it delivers.
Lead capture ties straight into a scheduling tool, so a ready student can book their first session without a single phone call.
Content pages answer the questions students actually search before buying, pulling in organic traffic that arrives already half-convinced.
The calendar now fills through self-serve scheduling, and the enquiries that come through are qualified — people who've read the method, seen the price, and want in.
Time that used to go to sales calls now goes to teaching, and the site does the convincing around the clock.