Himanshu Narwaria

Social media and admissions creative

Navodayan AcademyIIT-JEE and NEET coaching, Indore

Admissions creative for a coaching institute, aimed at parents — where the proof a family is looking for is a named student, an exam year and a result.

Social media design, admission campaigns and ad creativeFacebook and Instagram · 216 pieces

Scholarship post on black — a bilingual headline with yellow highlight bars, a scholarship offer, and three student result cards each showing a name, exam year and outcome
Client
Navodayan Academy
Where
Indore
Platforms
Facebook, Instagram
Scope
Posts, admission campaigns, ad creative
Pieces
216 in the collection

The audience for a coaching account is mostly parents, reading quickly, in two languages. The system answers that with one palette, one highlight device, and results presented as named cards rather than a claim in a headline.

Two languages, one reading order

The headline runs in Devanagari and the offer in English, and a single device holds them together.

Scholarship post — Devanagari headline with two phrases highlighted in yellow, the scholarship terms in English below, three student cards with photographs and results, and two phone numbers in a yellow pill

Yellow marks what matters, in either script

Key phrases sit on solid yellow bars in both scripts, so the eye lands on the promise and the qualifying condition whichever language the reader starts in.

The result cards carry a name badge, the exam and year, and the outcome. Presenting the institute’s claims as attributed, individual cards is more checkable than a single aggregate number in a headline.

Two phone numbers close every admissions piece in the same yellow pill, because this creative exists to generate a call.

What was delivered

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A wider look at the set

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Running admissions creative that has to earn a phone call?

Education marketing lives or dies on whether a parent can scan it in three seconds and find the number. Tell me what you teach and where.