Parents want screen time to lead somewhere they can see: a project, a new skill and the confidence to keep trying.
The offer
Find an AI and coding program built around making real projects.
The story
From playing games to making something original.
Start with a familiar interest, show collaborative creation, and make the parent’s next enrollment decision simple.
02 / AUDIENCE + PERSONA
Understand the person behind the click.
Demographic and contextual focus
Parent decision-makers, commonly 30–54; children served are ages 8–18. Palm Beach County for in-person programs; separate online markets. Target adults who make the enrollment decision.
Campaign audience focus and test cohorts. These guide research and creative; they are not measured customer percentages.
What makes the message relevant
Age range, example projects, teaching approach, delivery format and next-session details.
BUYER PERSONA
The purposeful activity planner
“I want screen time to become something my child can create and feel proud of.”
Trigger
A child loves games; a parent is comparing after-school options.
Objection
Will my child feel supported? Is this appropriate for their experience and schedule?
03 / BUYER INTENT
Match the message to the decision.
Stage
Query / signal
Message
Destination
Explore
coding activities for kids
Turn an interest into a project
Program overview
Compare
kids coding classes palm beach
Find a suitable age, format and schedule
Local classes
Act
codeteachers afterschool
Choose a program and ask about availability
Program inquiry
Measure progression by intent cohort: qualified engagement, the primary conversion, and the customer outcome. Keep brand, category and exploratory traffic separate in reporting so one does not hide another.
04 / IMAGE ADS + STORYTELLING
Make the benefit visible.
A / Creator identity / Facebook / Instagram
They already love games. What if they could make one? At CodeTeachers, kids ages 8-18 explore AI and coding by building projects they can show, share and feel proud of.
The best part of class might be the ride home: 'Look what I made.' Give their ideas room to grow with small-group AI and coding programs, beginner-friendly projects and instructors who help them keep going.
More than another activity.
Find their next creative adventure. · CTA: Learn More
Give their curiosity something to build. With supportive instructors, kids turn ideas into games, websites, apps and AI projects they can proudly share.
Use distinct message angles, placement-ready image and vertical-video assets, a relevant destination and reliable conversion events. Evaluate broad delivery against a controlled audience test where available. Review creative enhancements before enabling them; keep the product, offer and claims accurate.
Facebook and Instagram share Meta’s buying tools. They do not require separate budgets unless the experiment needs a placement comparison. Optimize toward the meaningful business action, not cheap clicks.
05 / RESPONSIVE SEARCH ADS
Copy that answers the search.
Each set includes 15 headlines and four descriptions. Headlines fit 30 characters; descriptions fit 90. Google can vary the assets shown and their order.
From player to creator.
Headlines
01 · CodeTeachers12/30
02 · Coding Classes For Kids23/30
03 · From Player To Creator22/30
04 · AI And Coding For Ages 8-1827/30
05 · Build Games, Apps And Sites27/30
06 · Create More Than Screen Time28/30
07 · Beginner-Friendly Coding24/30
08 · Find A Program Near You23/30
09 · Palm Beach Coding Classes25/30
10 · Live Online Coding Classes26/30
11 · Big Ideas Start Small21/30
12 · Small Groups, Real Projects27/30
13 · Help Their Ideas Take Shape27/30
14 · Explore AI Through Building27/30
15 · Let Them Say I Built This25/30
Descriptions
Turn big ideas into games, websites and apps. Explore AI and coding for ages 8-18.82/90
Supportive teachers. Small groups. Real projects kids can build, share and feel proud of.89/90
Find Palm Beach County programs and online options. Give their curiosity a place to grow.89/90
No coding experience needed. Help your child move from using technology to creating it.87/90
Start with flexible combinations. Pin only when a required message must always appear in a supported position.
06 / SEARCH RESEARCH
Find the intent. Protect the budget.
Group queries by the decision and offer, then validate demand, cost and location in Keyword Planner. Search volume and CPC estimates are not inferred from organic impressions.
Keyword
Ad group
Match
Intent / priority
coding classes for kids
Category
Phrase
Commercial · Test
kids coding palm beach
Category
Phrase
Commercial · Test
online coding classes kids
Category
Phrase
Commercial · Test
ai classes for kids
Category
Phrase
Commercial · Test
codeteachers afterschool
Brand
Exact
Commercial · Test
Negative keyword plan
Apply each exclusion only at its stated scope. Review actual queries and conversion quality before widening it. Broad exclusions such as “free,” “jobs” or “course” can block useful intent.
Negative
Match
Scope
Action / reason
coding jobs
Phrase
CodeTeachers acquisition
Apply to stated scope. Unrelated intent for this offer.
medical coding certification
Phrase
CodeTeachers acquisition
Apply to stated scope. Unrelated intent for this offer.
free game download
Phrase
CodeTeachers acquisition
Apply to stated scope. Unrelated intent for this offer.
cheat codes
Phrase
CodeTeachers acquisition
Apply to stated scope. Unrelated intent for this offer.
07 / AD SPEND + EXPECTED RESULTS
A budget tied to a business decision.
Business results
Business and platform results: 300% growth, 25,000+ learners and a 25% lift in course completion. These describe the broader education business; the media scenario below models this campaign separately.
30-day media planning scenario. CPC, conversion rate and order value are editable assumptions, not historical campaign results or promised outcomes. Media spend excludes production and management.
Initial channel allocation
30-day media budget
Google Search
$600
Meta
$600
Model a 30-day test
Change the assumptions to see how the plan behaves. This is a planning scenario, not recorded campaign performance.
Modeled clicks480
Modeled parent program inquiries19
Modeled cost per conversion$63
Conversions if CVR halves10
This model stops at parent program inquiries. Leads and free assessments are not sales revenue. Track qualified rate, lead-to-customer rate, acquisition cost and closed revenue before calculating ROAS.
Clicks = spend ÷ CPC. Conversions = clicks × conversion rate. Rounded outputs are expected values, not a statistical confidence interval. Validate CPC and demand in Keyword Planner and replace conversion assumptions with observed data.
How I test
Test the creator-identity hook against the parent-payoff hook while keeping the image and CTA fixed. Separate local and online audiences so location does not obscure the creative result.
Test 'Find Their Program' against 'See What They Can Build'. Measure qualified parent inquiries and enrollment, with format selection as a diagnostic event.
Predefine the primary event, acceptable acquisition cost, conversion window and a minimum decision sample. Compare one major variable at a time; platform delivery alone is not a randomized experiment.
What I monitor
Cost per qualified parent inquiry; inquiry-to-enrollment conversion by format.
Search terms, spend, landing-page conversion, qualified rate, event deduplication, device and placement quality, frequency and creative fatigue. Reconcile platform attribution with analytics, CRM and net revenue.
When to pause or scale
Pause broken tracking, mismatched offers and irrelevant traffic immediately. Judge performance after the conversion lag and planned sample. Scale when incremental acquisition economics and lead quality hold, then watch the marginal cost of the additional budget.