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TechLearn Online
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TechLearn Online

Digital marketing overhaul for an online coding bootcamp, scaling student enrolments through organic and paid channels.

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The Challenge

TechLearn was spending £8,000 per month on PPC with a student acquisition cost of £340. Their organic content strategy was non-existent, and they had no SEO-optimised course landing pages. Every enrolment was coming through expensive paid channels.

Our Solution

A dual-channel acquisition strategy: SEO targeting 'coding bootcamp', 'learn to code', and career-change keywords with comprehensive course guides and graduate success stories. PPC campaigns restructured with granular course-specific ad groups and lookalike audience targeting on Meta. Analytics overhauled to track full enrolment funnel.

Project Timeline

1
Month 1

Funnel Audit

Analytics rebuilt with full attribution. Identified £2,400/month wasted PPC spend. Landing page audit completed.

2
Month 2

SEO Sprint

Launched 20 course landing pages, 10 career guides, and 15 graduate success stories. Schema for courses added.

3
Month 3

PPC Restructure

Granular course-specific campaigns launched. Lookalike audiences on Meta. CPA dropped to £195.

4
Month 4

Organic Momentum

First organic enrolments recorded. Organic traffic hit 4,200/month. CPA down to £156.

Before & After

The numbers that tell the story.

Enrolment funnel and cost-per-acquisition trends over 4 months.
Enrolment funnel and cost-per-acquisition trends over 4 months.
Cost Per Acquisition
Before
£340
After
£156
Monthly Enrolments
Before
24
After
89
Organic Traffic
Before
890/mo
After
4,200/mo
PPC Spend
Before
£8,000
After
£5,200

Key Results

+275%
Enrolments
4 months
-38%
CPA
PPC + organic mix
+372%
Organic Traffic
Content strategy
+41%
Funnel Conv.
Page optimisation
“We cut our acquisition cost by more than half while doubling enrolments. The content strategy Outline built keeps bringing in organic enquiries even when we pause our ad spend.”
Thomas Blake
CEO, TechLearn Online