Scooter Tutor is a tutoring Service based in Brisbane and have been expanding its business to Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast. This ppt is a recomendation to scooter Tutors on creating their Brand equity
2. Understanding Parents (customers) and
Students (consumers)
What do parents expect?
• Homework is done in time and are correct
• Improving marks in exam
• Their children become sincere and organised
3. How do we meet these expectation?
• On the first day of tutoring, find the student’s school exam timetable
• Plan the lessons accordingly
• Give a revision test before every school exam
• Provide Feedback
• Make sure the student’s school homework is done
4. How do we keep track of this when we have
1000 tutors?
• Standardising the Product and Service
• Contacting parents to update status of the student
• Training Tutors
• Maintain Punctuality of tutors.
5. We need to answer the question of why should a parent chose
Scooter Tutor
and not the local tutor available
6. Branding Scooter Tutors
• Logos
• Tagline “Experienced help for homework”
• Pens
• Badges
• Notebook
• Jackets for tutors in cold Weather
7. Date:
What’s done in school?
• …
• …
• …
How did we help with
school’s homework?
• …
• …
What else did we do in
the tutoring lesson?
• …
Anwesa
Scooter Tutor
Standardising the product
9. Brand Image-How do we want us to be seen by
Customers?
• Friendly
• High achievers “go-to” Tutoring Service
• Trained Tutors
10. How to build trust in the brand?
Mental Appeal
Make customer
perceive all the
tutors of scooter
tutor as a brand
instead of individual
tutors
Service
Universal Lesson
Plan
Visual Appeal
•Make tutors look
the same,
• give them name
badges with a
scooter tutor logo,
• ask them to carry
hand bags with
scooter tutor logo.
Product
Give the students a
customised
notebook from
scooter tutor.
11. How to build
Loyalty?
• A sense of belonging and a sense of doing good
to the society in the long run creates trust of the
stakeholders on the brand.
12. How to create
Customer
loyalty?
• “follow up messges” after every lesson.
• Reminder to students to do homework given in
the tutoring lesson.
• Customised graphs of lesson plan (completed
and yet to be completed), to give a feel of visual
tracking for the parents
13. Understanding Tutors
• A lot of other part-time jobs pays around $18-$21 per hour.
• But tutoring pays around $26-$29 per hour.
• There is a lot of Demand for tutoring jobs
• But they need “touch point contact” to see it as a job
• Ezymath tutors connects only through emails
• Tutors never see their employers
• This does not give them a sense of belonging-”active engagement”
14. How to create
Tutor loyalty?
• Job Satisfaction-”giving meaning to their jobs”
• Create a sense of belonging by providing name
badges and bags, instead of merely sending
them generic emails fortnightly.
• Social work combining with social outings
• Online training on school curriculum
• A tutor wont be a tutor for their entire life, so
give them networks that they can carry along.
15. Social Impact to gain
Customer Confidence
How do we do good to the society?
• Teach underprivileged children of the society for free
• Those who cannot afford tutoring can be given free classes
• Go to these country side locations to give free lessons and get
media coverage
• Tutors will have in turn have a team outing and till will build
trust of the customers (parents)
• Win-Win Situation
16. Our motto…
• “Give them what they want and then give them something Extra”
• If a tutor reaches late to the student’s house, the lesson will be free.
• Ensures punctuality of the tutor and as well as keeps our customers
happy.
17. Introducing product verticals instead of mixing
everything into one
• This helps keeping customers perception about the brand clear
• Launching every product without differentiating and moving out from
the motto, kills the brand image
18. Product Verticals-Brand Extensions
Schools
• Class 1
• Class 2
• Class 3
• ….
• …
• ...
• Class 12
English as a Second Language
• Teach adults English
Conversation for daily Life
• English Training for
IELTS, TOEFL
• English for Critical
Writing, Essays etc
• English for technical
Writing
University
• Not all subjects in
the Uni Demands
Tutoring
• Generally Finance,
accounting, Statistics
and Mathematics
Demand Tutoring
• Get Second year Uni
Students tutor the
first years
19. Advertising
• Advertise on social media
• Ask principals of schools to talk about you to students.
• Get covered in news discussion where principals discuss about
scooter tutor
• Advertise in University Orientation week to get more tutors on Board
20. Social Media Advertising
• Get high scoring students mention their Success stories on Websites
• Get Satisfied parents students mention their association with Scooter
Tutors.
• Video Streaming in Facebook