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Your studio, by text.

Text to ask which class is open, find something for your kid, or check on the next camp.

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Why it works

People come back to places that remember them.

Maven only texts someone when there’s a reason. People can tell the difference.

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Remembers what each person shared
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Reaches out when there's a real fit
What Maven does

Four ways Maven works.

01

Answers from the real schedule

Someone texts asking what's open or what fits their kid's age. Maven answers from WSPA's actual class registration with real times and prices.

02

Chases re-enrollment

Term-based classes mean a real re-enrollment window every session. Maven can nudge families who haven't signed up yet.

03

Matches families to the right class

Ballet, jazz, acting, and camps are all different audiences. Maven routes each family to what actually fits.

04

Run WSPA by text

Text Maven to push open enrollment, flag a camp, or see who's been asking about a class.

The team side

The week’s work, counted.

One page shows the week: who was welcomed, what was answered, who came back. You can check every one.

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Today at West Seattle Performing Arts.

This week. 40 new fans, 40 conversations.
Audience
last 12 wks
295+40 this week
Top topics
this week
What's on18+22%
This week9+11%
Tickets6+8%
Doors + parking4
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3033 · Thursday’s show is the cleanest nudge for the people asking what’s on this week…
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9:17 AM
1334 · Weekend tickets still have room, good to flag for the regulars who asked…
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1:50 PM
1190 · Doors and parking questions keep coming up, worth making that answer easy to find…
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1:33 PM
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