Lead formEXAMPLEMusic teacher · Sandy Bay TAS

How a music teacher gets trial-lesson enquiries

Parents ask about a trial lesson. This one is an example we made.

Keys with Tessa uses a short form. Parents ask about a trial and name the instrument. The enquiry lands on her phone. This one is an example we made.

Example · not a live page

How the lead gets to them

01
A short form goes in the app
Name and email required · one message field
02
Parent types and sends
They ask about a trial before they send it.
03
It lands on her phone
She replies from the same app.
01 · IN THE APP

What she set up

Your nameRequired
EmailRequired
What can we help with?Message
02 · ON THEIR PAGE

What the parent sends

FromHelen C.
InstrumentPiano
StudentAge 8
“Could we book a trial piano lesson for my daughter? She’s 8. After school Thursdays.”
03 · ON THEIR PHONE

It lands in Invoice Better

NEWjust now
Helen C. · Sandy Bay
Enquiry · trial piano lesson
ReplySend quote

They quote or invoice from the same app. No web inbox.

Questions

Can she still list a trial price?

Yes. A Quote page can show the trial fee. A Lead form suits teachers who want a note first.

Do customers need the app?

No. They use the web page. Only the business needs the app.

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Free to go live: 3 clients and 5 invoices. Then A$7.99/month, A$59.99/year, or A$79.99 once.

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