SVIS
SVIS × DOUBLE BOND
CLIENT CASE STUDY
01/ 16 · Opening
DOUBLE BOND × SILICON VALLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL · CLIENT CASE STUDY

The story of 52 → 465,
told in pictures.

How Double Bond rebuilt Silicon Valley International School's entire marketing engine in six months — brand, website, ad operations, content and CRM — and grew enrollment 8.9×.

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465
Enrolled
8.9×
YoY Growth
16.93M
Cash Collected
255
From Digital
43%
Bus Uptake
13.8K
IG Followers
64.96M
Annual Revenue
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Chapter Two · The Year-Over-Year Jump
END OF 2025 · DEC 31
52
Enrolled students
Only 2 from digital · rest legacy
CURRENT · MAY 13, 2026
0
Enrolled students
255 from digital · internal team-led

Six months. One internal team. 8.9× the result.

8.9×
YoY Growth
16.93M
EGP Cash Collected
0%
Of 500 Target
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Chapter Three · 465 Faces

Each icon is a student.

465 children. 465 families. 465 first days. The numbers stop being abstract when you see them.

465
Enrolled
255
Digital
197
Other Sources
Digital Marketing 255
Other Sources 197
Path to 500 (52 to go) +52
184 Internal Campaigns + 67 Digital Agency = 255 Digital

465 enrolled + 35 still to come = 500 by June 6, 2026.

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Chapter Four · Curriculum Mix

Three tracks. One school.

Of 465 paid enrollments, families chose between American, British, and Early Years. Here's how the cohort split.

American Track
Grade 1–9
US-aligned curriculum
180
Students Enrolled
40.2% of cohort
Early Years
EY1 · EY2 · Pre-K
Foundation stage
121
Students Enrolled
27.0% of cohort
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Three balanced tracks. The American Grade program leads at 40.2%, with British Year close behind at 32.8%. Early Years anchors the foundation pipeline at 27.0% — these are the families who'll graduate up through the school.
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Chapter Four-and-a-Half · Per Grade

Where the 465 sit.

Each grade, room by room. Green chip = grade closed at or over its 24-seat capacity. Source: Vacancies sheet · master file reconciled May 13, 2026.

Early Years
121enrolled
EY1
52/48
OVER
EY2
36/48
Pre-K
33/22
OVER
British · Year
147enrolled
Year 1
17/24
Year 2
19/24
Year 3
16/24
Year 4
19/24
Year 5
11/24
Year 6
18/24
Year 7
24/24
FULL
Year 8
5/24
Year 9
18/24
5
Five grades have already closed. EY1 (52/48), Pre-K (33/22) and Grade 6 (27/24) are over capacity — the school is turning families away. Grade 5, Grade 9 and Year 7 are at exactly 24/24. Foundation Stage as a whole (121 enrolled vs. 118 planned capacity) is the strongest demand signal — every child who starts there is a candidate to graduate up through the school.
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Chapter Five · Revenue Created

EGP 64.96M
in total annual revenue.

465 paid enrollments for academic year 2025-2026, all closed by the rebuilt marketing function.

At the discounted blend (avg EGP 145K per child), the cohort generates EGP 64,960,000 in annual tuition — booked, signed, and reconciled to the master file.

◈ Lifetime Value Simulator

6 yrs
EGP 145K
465
Lifetime Cohort Value
EGP 363.7M
465 students × EGP 145K × 6 years
ACADEMIC YEAR 2025-2026 EGP 64.96M 465 PAID ENROLLMENTS × EGP 145K DISCOUNTED BLEND =
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465 ENROLLED
Chapter Six · Attribution

Where the 465 students
actually came from.

Digital Marketing (paid social · search · content) EGP 1.09M total spend · paid social, search, content
255
105 Expos & Fairs
52 Walk-In · Passing By
23 Word of Mouth
16 Nursery Partnerships
5 Clubs · Parks
4 Phone Inbound
3 Govt & Forces
2 Other
210 Other Sources Combined
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Chapter Seven · Channel Quality

Which channels actually closed?

Bars represent volume, not close rate — so the eye sees where families actually came from. Close rate is a secondary chip on the right. Channels with fewer than 20 applications are shaded to flag that the percentage is statistically thin.

311
Top Volume · Social
153
No. 2 · Expos & Fairs
71%
Avg Close Rate · All Channels
3 / 8
Channels Under N=20 (Directional Only)
Channel
Volume (Apps)
Apps
Close
Social Media
311APPS
72%
Expos & Fairs
153APPS
60%
Walk-In · Passing By
51APPS
80%
Word of Mouth
44APPS
75%
Nursery Partnerships
23APPS
70%
Govt & Forces Programs
15APPS
20%
Clubs · Parks
12APPS
42%
Phone Inbound
4APPS
100%
Volume tells the truth — close rates can mislead. Phone Inbound shows 100%, but on only 4 applications. Walk-In shows 80%, but most "walk-ins" first encounter SVIS through paid social before showing up at the gate — the close credit lands on Walk-In, the awareness credit belongs upstream to Digital. Treat close rates as directional for high-volume channels (Social 311, Expos 153) and anecdotal for low-volume ones. The dominant volume engine — and the source most upstream of "walk-in" and "word-of-mouth" — remains paid social.
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Chapter Nine · Monthly Performance

Every month told a story.

March was peak efficiency. April scaled aggressively. February struck balance. May went organic.

Filter by source
JAN
launch
FEB
balance
MAR
peak
APR
scale
MAY
organic
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Chapter Eleven · Social Presence

From nobody to community.

Followers tell the truth about brand presence. Both platforms exploded — but Instagram's gain matters more given its higher-tier audience.

XI·5
Chapter 11·5 · Beyond Followers

The deep metrics.

Follower count is the headline. The richer story sits inside it — what audiences are doing once they arrive. Source: Meta Business Suite, Jan 1 → May 16, 2026 (YoY comparison).

PLATFORM HEADROOM · BUILT FIRST
Ad Account 1
$50/day default $985/day approved
20×
combined headroom · $2,050/day
Ad Account 2
$50/day default $1,065/day approved
Before the rebuild, both accounts were locked at the $50/day Meta default — capping spend at any meaningful campaign scale. Both were verified, business-managed and lifted, then the campaigns below ran on that headroom.
FacebookVolume engine
METRIC
InstagramDepth engine
8.3M↑145.7%
Total Views
3.6M↑175.4%
27.8K↑513%
Content InteractionsIG +2,400%
66.6K↑2,400%
68.6K↑115.4%
Link Clicks
10K↓13.8%
188.6K↑348.5%
Profile Visits
33.5K↑19.2%
7.8K↑37%
New Followers
12.8K↑929%
7%organic share
Organic MixIG 4× more organic
28.5%organic share
Facebook is the cheap reach, Instagram is the deep engagement. Facebook delivered 8.3M views — most of them paid (93% from ads) — building top-of-funnel awareness. Instagram delivered 3.6M views with a richer organic mix (28.5%) and the highest content-interactions multiplier in the deck (+2,400%). The reach play and the relationship play, running on the same paid social budget. Both feed the funnel that closed 465 enrollments.
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Chapter Thirteen · The Funnel

From 6,489 leads
to 465 enrolled.

Each icon below is one human lead. The colors trace each one's journey through the funnel.

◆ Lead Universe
6,489 Total Leads in CRM
Unconverted 4,021
Engaged 1,764
Tour · Visit 188
Applied 110
Enrolled 465
6,489 100% · ALL CRM LEADS 2,468 38.0% · ENGAGED 704 28.5% · TOUR · VISIT 614 87.2% · APPLIED 465 68.1% · ENROLLED
6,489
All CRM Leads · The Universe
100%
2,468
Engaged · Fresh + Trying + Potential
38.0%
↑ +8 pts vs 30%
704
Tour · Visit · Follow Up
28.5%
↑ +8.5 pts vs 20%
614
Applications Submitted
87.2%
↑ +27 pts vs 60%
465
Enrolled & Paid
70.7%
↑ +18 pts vs 50%
OVERALL · LEAD → ENROLLED
7.2%
465 of 6,489 leads converted
vs.
INDUSTRY BENCHMARK
3.0%
K-12 paid acquisition standard
2.4× Better than benchmark
Live Pipeline · As of May 13, 2026
Active applications still in review
465
Enrolled & Paid
·
40
Accepted, awaiting payment
·
34
Still being assessed
The accepted-unpaid cohort alone represents incremental revenue already in the pipeline — it isn't part of the 465 paid figure cited elsewhere in this brief.
74PENDING
⚠ Funnel Leakage Alert

The biggest leakage is between "Trying to Reach" (344) and "No Answer" (652) — together 15.4% of CRM contacts stuck in non-conversational status. Up to 1,000 contacts entered the funnel but never engaged. Recommended fixes: automated WhatsApp re-engagement after 24h, revised call-center scripts, AI-driven lead scoring to prioritize callbacks.

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Chapter Sixteen · The Rebuild Map

Twelve buildable surfaces.

From foundation level. Brand. Infrastructure. Content. Media. CRM.

Brand Identity
Logo symmetrized, color palette corrected, fonts redesigned
Repositioned
New Domain
siliconvalley-school.com migrated and SEO-aligned
EGP 9.9K cost
Meta Verification
Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Business — all authenticated
2 ad accounts
Daily Spend Limit
Both Meta ad accounts raised from $50/day default to $1,065 + $985/day. Combined headroom: $2,050/day.
20× scale
Media Buying
6-phase system from foundation through optimization
EGP 191 CPL
8X CRM
Lead lifecycle deployed, 6,489 records tracked
End-to-end
معا نربي
Fadwa Mawaheb partnership — top reel 358K views
685K+ total
Ramadan Activation
Doaa Ammer · 15 reels in single-day production
Single shoot
SILO Mascot
4 logo varieties, mascot videos, color #6AC6DD
Brand asset
Podcast
Noha Abo Setta + Hanan Sabry · CEO & Founder voice
2 episodes
Website
WordPress + Elementor on Hostinger Business · in-house
18 days
Pattern System
SU/AS pattern, wordmark variants, proper brand surfaces
Design system
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Chapter Seventeen · The Timeline

Four months, month by month.

Each milestone, each launch, each optimization — chronological.

January 2026
Foundation Set
Joined SVIS. Brand identity overhaul, domain migration, ad accounts created. First campaign live by mid-month.
81 ENROLLEDEGP 260KCPL 190
February 2026
Content Launch
"معا نربي" series with Fadwa Mawaheb launches. Episode 4 (Forgiveness) hits 358K views. Best volume-efficiency balance.
93 ENROLLED ✓CPE 2,989+11.2K IG
March 2026
Peak Efficiency ★
Smallest budget month. Compounded brand exposure delivers conversion lift. Lowest CPL and CPE of the cycle. Agency trial concludes.
73 ENROLLEDCPL 138 ★CPE 2,219
April 2026
Internal Scale ▲
Internal team takes over fully. Highest spend, highest volume. CEO approves 500-target with EGP 1.2M budget. Snapshot at approval: 318 enrolled.
82 ENROLLEDEGP 389KEGP 1.2M APPROVED
May 1–4, 2026
Organic Compounding
Zero spend, 315 leads, 8 enrolled. Confirms compounding effect of brand investment. Path to 500 fully on track.
38 ENROLLED · EGP 166K SPEND465 TOTAL93% OF TARGET
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Chapter Eighteen · Brand Evolution

From inconsistent to system.

A side-by-side of the legacy brand and the corrected one. Logo, palette, type, pattern — every layer rebuilt.

BEFORE · LEGACY
The old brand.
SVIS legacy primary logo as published in the previous brand book — orange-and-white shield, Silicon Valley wordmark in white on a deep violet-grey background
Logo
Unsymmetrical, off-balance shield with thin internal borders. Locked the mark to a single context — couldn't be applied to pattern, signage or merchandise without losing legibility.
Palette
Brief specified a neutral dark grey. Old book deployed #32303C — a deep violet-grey that drifted warm-cool across surfaces.
Typography
Decorative wordmark serif + Amaranth as secondary. No primary body face — small-size applications fell back to system fonts.
Pattern
No pattern system existed at all.
Domain
svis-eg.com
vs
AFTER · APRIL 2026 REBUILD
The new brand.
SVIS rebuilt primary logo as published in the new brand guidelines — symmetric halved shield with the SV / IS lockup, atom and globe-with-graduation-cap glyphs, Silicon Valley wordmark in dark charcoal with International School in vibrant orange, on cream
Logo
Symmetric, balanced shield with proper geometric construction. Halved variant unlocks pattern, signage, social and print without distortion.
Palette
Four-colour system locked to the brand book — Vibrant Orange #DE7F34, Dark Charcoal #333338, Cream #FFFCEA, White.
Typography
Argue for display + Montserrat Light/Regular/Medium/SemiBold for body. Full type system with weights for every surface.
Pattern
SU/AS shield-pattern system designed and deployed across surfaces — print, environmental, social.
Domain
siliconvalley-school.com
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In six months, Double Bond moved Silicon Valley International School from 52 enrolled students to 465 — an 8.9× lift, with 255 sourced directly through digital. A new brand, a new website, two ad accounts, a content engine and an end-to-end CRM, built from the ground up. The numbers are not projections. They are receipts.

Dr. Shady Sherif
Dr. Shady Sherif
Marketing Manager · Silicon Valley International School
A Double Bond Client Case Study · Silicon Valley International School · 2026
Silicon Valley International School
New Capital R3 – D6 – 6, Cairo, Egypt
siliconvalley-school.com · info@svis-eg.com

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