Choosing a school
They ask about the educational approach, admissions, deadlines, visits and reviews, often by area.
The sector has two very different buyers: families choosing a school and teams choosing software. Each asks different questions and consults different sources.
Two searches need to be separated: families researching schools, admissions and deadlines, and leadership and admissions teams researching software. Education GEO covers both with accurate, current information that is consistent between the website and external sources.
They ask about the educational approach, admissions, deadlines, visits and reviews, often by area.
They compare CRMs and admissions tools by specialisation, integration with the school ERP and data protection.
Illustrative; real prompts are defined with each organisation.
| Who is asking | Example query | What the website must be able to answer |
|---|---|---|
| Family | What the admissions process is like at schools in my area | A current admissions page with deadlines, steps and contact details |
| Family | How to know whether a school suits my child | Content on the educational approach and the school visit |
| Leadership of a group | What an education CRM is and what it is for | A definition of the category with a sector focus |
| Admissions team | Admissions management software that complements the school ERP | A product page and guides with a clear scope |
It should be the clearest and most current source.
Contact details, stages and location consistent with the website.
Verifiable editorial references.
For software, public documentation of plugins and integrations.
Outdated deadline or requirement information that an answer may repeat as if it were current. Different admissions messages on the website and in directories. In education software, handling minors' data demands rigour in what is claimed about data protection: only what can be verified.
EduRolia is a school admissions CRM developed by Majotek. It serves as an example of how this approach applies to a vertical product of our own: entity, architecture, content and measurement.
This page does not present EduRolia visibility results: the case study separates what is verifiable from what is still being measured.
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| Accuracy of deadlines and processes in answers | To avoid outdated information |
| Prompt coverage of queries by area and stage | To see whether the school appears when the family does not name it |
| Citations of the website versus directories | To know which source prevails |
| For software: mentions in category queries | To place the product among alternatives |
Review what the website and external sources say about admissions or the product.
An accurate, current admissions or product page.
Consistent directories, press and listings.
Family or team prompts, frozen and repeated.
They combine the school's website, reviews, comparisons and, increasingly, questions to AI assistants. Clear, current admissions information that is consistent across sources is the foundation of GEO work in this sector.
They compare vendors by specialisation, integration with the school's ERP, data protection and experience with similar schools. They need pages and guides that answer those questions precisely.
EduRolia is Majotek's own product and serves as an example of the approach. This page does not attribute unverified visibility results to EduRolia; see the case study for what is measured and what is not.
