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WorldPass Consultants

Full digital operations for a study-abroad and immigration consultancy — Meta and Google campaigns, visa-category copy, retargeting, and KPI reporting built around one goal: more qualified inquiries per dollar.

Sector Visa Consultancy
Focus Study Abroad & Immigration
Scope Paid Ads, Copy, Retargeting, Reporting

One consultancy, many visa pathways.

WorldPass Consultants works with prospective students and immigration applicants across multiple visa categories at once. Each pathway has a different audience, a different objection, and a different urgency — treating them as one generic funnel was leaving budget on the table.

Inquiries were inconsistent and hard to qualify.

Study-abroad and immigration leads came in unevenly, and without messaging built for each visa category, campaigns were attracting inquiries that weren't a good fit — costing the team time on the phone before a single one converted.

Full-funnel operations, run end to end.

Rather than handing over ad accounts alone, the engagement covered the whole digital operation:

  • Meta and Google campaigns structured around each visa category, not one blended audience
  • Category-specific ad copy addressing the actual objections each applicant type has
  • Retargeting sequences to bring warm leads back before they cooled off
  • KPI reporting so the internal team could see cost per qualified inquiry, not just clicks

Creative snapshot.

Category-specific ad creative
Retargeting sequence mockup
Reporting dashboard view

Full creative library and campaign screenshots available on request.

A framework budget could actually work inside.

With messaging split by visa category, spend went toward the audiences most likely to convert, and category-level reporting gave the team visibility into exactly where each inquiry was coming from — turning campaign management into something the internal team could plan around, not just react to.

Want a growth system built around your funnel?

Every engagement starts with a look at where your budget is actually leaking.