
Own Your Zip Code: The Step-by-Step Plan to Dominate Your Local Market and Fill Every Classroom
2 PM - 3:30 PM EST
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In today’s competitive child care market, simply being a “good center” isn’t enough — you need a proven strategy to become the #1 choice for families in your community. That’s exactly what you’ll gain in the Own Your Zip Code Blueprint™ webinar.
Join Bruce W. Spurr, CEO of Grow Your Center, as he reveals the full-funnel marketing strategy used by top-performing centers to turn empty spots into waitlists. You’ll discover how to build unstoppable momentum by mastering both traffic (paid ads, organic marketing, and brand building) and conversion (capturing leads, booking tours, and enrolling families).
This session will walk you step-by-step through the five stages of a winning enrollment funnel:
Traffic & Brand – Learn how to balance quick-but-costly ads with long-term organic growth that builds lasting marketing assets.
Getting the Lead – Understand how parents “vibe check” your website, reviews, and social media before ever reaching out.
Booking the Tour – Discover why speed-to-lead is everything, and how CRM tools and automation can give you the edge over competitors.
Tour Show-Up – Use proven automation and reminders to dramatically increase show-up rates.
Tour & Close – Wow families with a hospitality-focused, five-senses tour that converts visits into enrollments.
Whether you’re struggling to stand out or ready to dominate your market, this webinar will equip you with the clarity, confidence, and tools to finally own your zip code.
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
Understand the five critical stages of a modern child care enrollment funnel.
Balance paid ads and organic marketing to drive predictable traffic.
Build a website, review profile, and social presence that earn parents’ trust instantly.
Use CRM tools and automation to book more tours and boost show-up rates.
Apply a proven tour-to-enrollment framework that fills classrooms.
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