Brand Positioning, Marketing Gianna Sacco Brand Positioning, Marketing Gianna Sacco

Is Your Open House Share-Worthy?

We talk about Open Houses like they’re events—but they’re really brand moments. In consumer terms, they’re your school’s pop-up shop: a curated, emotional experience that turns curiosity into connection. From micro-moments that make parents stop and share to small touches that make families feel seen, this guide shows how to design an Open Day that’s not just attended—but remembered.

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Branding, Marketing, Brand Positioning Gianna Sacco Branding, Marketing, Brand Positioning Gianna Sacco

Marketing Early Years?

Governments across South-East Asia are rapidly expanding access to early childhood programmes — yet enrolment in international and independent schools tells a different story. Families value early learning, but hesitation remains. Why? Because reassurance, not academics, is the true decision driver in the early years. Safety, care, and belonging aren’t just operational musts; they’re strategic brand differentiators.

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Strategy First: Recruitment That Attracts the Right-Fit Educators

Recruiting the right-fit teachers and school leaders takes more than posting job ads — it takes strategy. Schools that succeed in attracting top educators know that recruitment is an extension of their brand. From the way your mission and values are communicated, to the stories shared by current faculty, to how your school shows up on LinkedIn and Instagram, every touchpoint shapes the perception of your community. A strong teacher recruitment strategy connects concept, brand, and channel: defining the big idea behind your campaign, ensuring every message reflects your school’s values, and using the right platforms to reach the right people. With a strategy-first approach, schools don’t just fill positions — they attract educators who are aligned, invested, and ready to make an impact.

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Beyond the Balloons: Turning Back-to-School Buzz into Year-Round Marketing Momentum

Every August and September, school newsfeeds look like a joyful parade: smiling students, first-day outfits, ribbon-cuttings, community picnics, and balloon arches. And rightly so… the first week back is a celebration. But here’s the thing: if every school is posting the same moment, the magic can blur together in your audience’s mind. At Dux Studio, we believe the first weeks back, are yes, saying “we’re back”, but they’re your golden opportunity to set the tone for your entire year of storytelling…

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