Kids Coding Academy Marketing Agency From a kid's first line of code to years on your class roster.

Every number's on the table, nothing hidden behind a sales call. Managing your Google Ads costs 10% of whatever you spend on the ad budget itself, with a $600-a-month floor, and we don't tack on a markup — the rest goes straight into your campaigns. SEO is priced per page, $50 per page per month, starting at a 10-page minimum. Custom websites come as one of eight fixed one-time packages, priced $1,500 to $20,000+ (the full list is on /websites). No setup charge, no lock-in contract — it's month-to-month — and a 30-day guarantee means you don't pay if the work isn't earning its keep. Send us your belt structure and program list and we'll turn around real numbers within a business day.

If your free trial classes are fun but the sign-up sheet stays thin, camp weeks fill up while Tuesday's after-school group has three kids in it, or you're the one emailing parents back between classes — yes, it's worth handing off. We take the website, the ads, and the fast follow-up off your plate so a finished Scratch project turns into a signed-up student while you're still at the front of the room. If every term, camp, and birthday-party slot already has a waitlist, hold off — you probably don't need us yet.

It fills your seats, not your inbox with reports. SearchPod builds a site that shows off what your students actually code, runs ads against searches like “coding classes for kids near me” plus Roblox and Minecraft-specific searches, gets your academy into the map pack and AI-search answers, and automates the belt-promotion emails and review requests that turn a first Scratch project into years of tuition — one team, one bill.

Ask about enrollment, not clicks. An agency that actually understands this niche already knows a camp week sells like an event ticket, that a trial-class request needs a same-day reply, and that you should walk away owning your own site and ad account instead of renting them back every month. Two fair questions: how fast do you respond to a new trial-class request, and can you show me cost per enrolled student? Most generalist agencies can't answer either one.

Google Ads can start putting trial-class requests on your calendar within a couple of weeks — often fast enough to matter for your next camp session. Local SEO and AI-search visibility take longer to build, usually 3–4 months before you're ranking consistently, with the organic lead flow itself picking up around month 6–8. Starting both ahead of your busiest registration stretch — camp season or the fall term — gives you the strongest opening.

One team runs your website, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews, so nobody's re-explaining your belt system to a new vendor every quarter. We build campaigns around your actual calendar — after-school terms, week-by-week summer camps, birthday-party bookings, and PD-day workshops — whether you're independently owned or running one location of a franchise. Every inquiry tracks through to an enrolled student, we don't mark up your ad spend, and your site, ad accounts, and family list stay yours.

Yes. Ad spend and email reminders ramp up before each camp's registration opens, we sell every week as its own seat inventory instead of a vague summer schedule, and a waitlist runs in the background so a last-minute cancellation gets backfilled without your front desk making a single phone call. Once the last camp week wraps, the plan shifts straight back to filling after-school term classes.

Yes. Every call, form, and trial-class booking gets tagged to whatever brought it in — an ad, a search result, a birthday-party flyer — and followed through to enrollment, so what you see is real cost per enrolled student, not a cost-per-click figure that can't tell you who actually showed up.

Yes, and it's genuinely where the revenue is. We send an email the day a kid tests up to their next belt, a reminder before the next term or camp opens, and a win-back note for families who've gone quiet, so finishing a level reads as a reason to keep going instead of a natural stopping point. It's also usually the moment a sibling gets signed up too.

Yes. Trial-class requests and camp sign-ups get pushed straight into whatever booking or scheduling platform your front desk already runs, tagged with their source, so nobody's retyping a parent's info by hand and every enrolled student traces back to the campaign that actually produced them.

All of it, from day one. Your website, your brand, your ad accounts, and every family's contact info belong to your academy — month to month, $0 setup fee. If we ever part ways, it all leaves with you, no exceptions.

Most academy sites go live in about 2 to 4 weeks, depending on how many belt-level, camp, and program pages we're building and how fast you can turn around photos and copy feedback. We'll give you a real date early on and can time launch to hit right before your next registration push.