The same 40 families: 4 enrollments when replying in hours, 10 when replying in minutes
A school that gets 40 real inquiries per season and responds like the sector average, hours later and with no one assigned to follow up, typically converts 4 or 5. The same school replying in minutes, following up the next day and making a concrete proposal after the campus tour, converts 10 to 12.
The difference, 6 families, is $2.7 millionMXN in lifetime value per season, lost not to a lack of demand but to speed. It’s the finding that surprises directors most in our diagnostics: a school’s cheapest growth isn’t in getting more messages. It’s in no longer losing the ones that already arrive.
Before you spend another peso on ads: how many of your last 40 inquiries got a reply in under 5 minutes?
The table behind the chart
| Process | Enrollments out of 40 families |
|---|---|
| Replies in hours, no follow-up | 4 to 5 |
| Replies in minutes, follows up next day | 10 to 12 |
Where it comes from
Pattern observed in SuperLeads Enrollment X-Ray diagnostics at Mexican schools; figures for a typical school, illustrative. Lifetime value per family: ≈ $450,000MXN.
Document. P1-02 · The Invisible Report Card: How Families Decide (July 2026), by SuperLeads. Every figure keeps its official or international source; when the source gives a range, the range is shown here. Methodology.
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