One account for every audience
Schools, certification platforms, and upskilling courses run through the same campaign structure, so budget meant for parents researching K-12 subsidizes clicks from the wrong learner profile.

Google Ads and Meta Ads for education platforms, schools, and course providers, built around how students, parents, and professionals actually enroll.

Search marketing agency for edtech and most results are generalist agencies who'll run the same campaign structure they'd run for an e-commerce brand or a SaaS company. Education doesn't convert the way a product purchase does: a parent evaluating a school, a student comparing certifications, and a working professional weighing an upskilling course all research differently, and a single generic campaign structure serves none of them well.
As a specialist performance marketing agency for edtech, Adwizly builds Google Ads and Meta campaigns around the actual enrollment decision, not just clicks to a landing page that has no real conversion path built in.
Most agencies offering EdTech marketing services or general EdTech marketing treat it as a subset of standard lead generation. It isn't. Digital marketing agency for education work has to solve for a few things specifically: digital marketing for educational institutes needs to speak to both the institution's credibility and the individual learner's outcome in the same campaign; advertisement for educational institution and advertisement of educational institute campaigns need to build trust before asking for commitment, since certification value and placement outcomes get checked before anyone enrolls; and a course platform's Google and Meta accounts need genuinely different creative for a K-12-focused audience versus a professional-upskilling audience.

Before we start
Four patterns we hear on almost every first call with an EdTech performance marketing client, and usually more than one is happening at once.
Schools, certification platforms, and upskilling courses run through the same campaign structure, so budget meant for parents researching K-12 subsidizes clicks from the wrong learner profile.
Google Ads and Meta Ads optimized for form fills and cheap leads, while admissions reports demos booked and seats filled that never show up in the ad dashboard.
Creative with no placement proof, instructor credibility, or outcome signals, so Meta spend reaches people who were never going to trust the offer enough to enroll.
Search and social run with separate budgets and no shared learning, so both channels retarget the same audience without a coordinated enrollment story.

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Google ads for edtech and google ads services for edtech built around course and category-specific search intent: "best [certification] course," "[subject] classes near me," not one broad campaign covering every offering at once. See our Google Ads services for the channel-specific detail.

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Meta ads for edtech campaigns built for outcome-led creative: placement statistics, instructor credibility, student testimonials, the trust signals that actually move an EdTech buyer, rather than generic course promotion. See our Meta Ads services for more.

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As a full edtech ad agency, our creative and targeting extend across search, social, and display, coordinated as one strategy rather than run as disconnected campaigns.

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Separate campaign structures for schools/institutions versus individual course platforms, a digital marketing agency for schools-style approach behaves differently from one built for a professional certification platform, and running both through one campaign structure underserves both.

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Cost-per-enrollment and cost-per-demo-booking, tracked through to the actual outcome, not just cost-per-click or cost-per-form-fill, which tell you almost nothing about whether the campaign is working.

The work
The scroll section above is how we organize EdTech marketing services; here is what your retainer ships and what we review with you every week.
Google Ads and Meta Ads for edtech, segmented campaign structure, conversion tracking to enrollments and demo bookings, and live reporting from your performance marketing agency for edtech.
Google ads for edtech and Meta ads for edtech structured by course, category, and audience type, one coordinated budget, not one generic account covering every program you sell.
Demo booking, enrollment, and qualified lead events your admissions team trusts, plus a fixed weekly test calendar for creative mapped to how each audience actually decides.
Cost-per-enrollment, cost-per-demo-booking, and spend by course or institution in a live dashboard, with weekly review by program instead of one blended cost-per-lead.
Clientele
EdTech and real estate brands work with us long term because we align on outcomes, not vanity metrics.
Campaign structure and creative are built around actual enrollment decisions: trust signals, outcome proof, audience-specific messaging, not a generic template reused across categories.
Yes, as one coordinated strategy: Google catching high-intent search, Meta building trust and awareness through outcome-led creative.
Performance marketing is the media buying and account strategy side. EdTech lead generation is the funnel and delivery side: demo booking flows, CRM routing, lead segmentation. Most clients run both together.
No, by design: we build separate campaign structures for each, since the audiences and what counts as a conversion are fundamentally different.
Yes. See our EdTech SEO services if you want paid and organic coordinated under one roadmap.
Performance specialties