Digital marketing agency for Malaysian art schools, built for a studio that sells three things at once.

Six rules every campaign is checked against

Six rules every art school campaign clears before an ad, landing page or post ships.

• Know which licence you actually holdIf you are registered under Section 79 as an enrichment centre, say so on the about page, because a parent comparing you against a home tutor cannot verify anything else. If you are not registered and need not be, we write copy that never implies you are a school.
• Art therapy is a regulated wordPainting is calming and you may say so. You may not call a class art therapy, describe it as treatment for anxiety, or use the counsellor title unless a practitioner registered under the Counsellors Act 1998 runs it. We write "a quiet two hours away from your phone" instead, which converts adults just as well.
• The artwork belongs to the studentA child's painting is their work, and a parent signing a class form has not licensed you to run it as a Facebook ad. We keep a consent register covering the artwork and, separately, the child's face, naming the platforms and how consent is withdrawn.
• The advertised fee is the whole feeAn advertised RM 160 a month that becomes RM 310 once canvas, clay and firing are added is where art school complaints start. Each cost gets its own line, and workshop pricing says whether the piece goes home that night or after firing.
• No admission or scholarship promisesA portfolio course prepares work, it does not grant places. "Guaranteed entry", or a university logo implying endorsement, is a claim you cannot support and, at these fees, one people act on. We publish where past students were accepted, with year and count.
• Student and parent data is protected dataYour class list is the cheapest channel you own and it sits under the Personal Data Protection Act 2010, with extra care because most students are minors. That means parental consent for marketing messages, a working opt-out, and no student records uploaded as a custom audience.