No daycare website, or one that is hard to read on a phone
A Facebook page or an old site leaves parents guessing about ages, hours and how to book a tour. Many move on to the next program in the list.
For home daycares, family child care and preschools. We build a website parents can read on their phone, keep your Google profile active and ask happy families for reviews, so the parents searching near you find your program first.
Website included. Real example: astrokidsdaycare.com

Daycare marketing is everything that helps parents nearby find your program, trust it and book a tour: a clear website, an active Google Business Profile, honest reviews from families, and posts that show daily life at your daycare. Betograpy, based in Walnut Creek, does this work for daycares and preschools across the San Francisco Bay Area every week, starting with a $300 consultation that includes your website.
Most parents start on their phone, often late at night, with a search like "daycare near me". These are the three gaps we see most in small programs.
A Facebook page or an old site leaves parents guessing about ages, hours and how to book a tour. Many move on to the next program in the list.
The programs at the top of the map keep adding photos, posts and review replies. A profile that sits still slowly slides down the list.
More parents ask ChatGPT or Google's AI for a recommendation. Without plain facts about your ages, hours and location online, there is nothing for them to say about you.
One plan covers the work below. You answer questions about your program once, and the rest happens on a schedule.
Pages for your program, ages, a typical day and how to book a tour, written from your answers, with your phone number one tap away.
Regular posts and photo updates keep your profile active, so you compete for the top three spots on the map near you.
Review requests go out at the right moment, and every new review gets a reply drafted in your voice.
Short, useful posts for parents, like getting ready for kindergarten or the first week at daycare, published on your own site.
Record a short clip on your phone and get back a captioned video, ready for Facebook and Instagram.
Parents text you straight from the site, so a late-night search turns into a tour request you can answer in the morning.

Astro Kids Daycare is a licensed family child care home in Walnut Creek. Parents loved it and left glowing Google reviews, but the program had no website at all.
Search results take weeks to settle, so we do not show rankings we do not have yet. Open the site on your phone and judge the work yourself.
If your program teaches in two languages, that is the first thing many families search for. We make sure it is said clearly in the places parents and search engines look: your page titles and headings, your Google Business Profile, your answers to common questions and the facts AI assistants read. Parents looking for a bilingual daycare near them should never have to guess.
Most of the setup happens in the first two weeks. After that, your part is a few minutes a week.
Pay $300 and answer questions about your program: ages, hours, your day and what makes you different.
About 20 minutesRooms, yard, toys and activities. Children only with written parent consent.
Whenever you are readyBuilt, checked on every screen size and connected to Google, on your own domain.
Usually within daysGoogle posts, reviews, blog posts and social posts on a schedule, with a monthly report.
A few minutes a weekStart with one payment, or have everything run for you. No setup fee and no hourly billing.
A written consultation about your program and your local market, delivered the same day, and a new website built from it on your own domain.
Add Auto Marketing anytime: Google profile posts, review requests, blog and social posts, done for you every week. $300 a month, first month included with your $300 start, 3-month minimum.
For a program that wants everything handled: the website, Google profile, enrollment pages, ads and content run together by one person, scoped after the consultation.
$300 for the consultation, and your new daycare website is included. If you want the marketing done every week after that, the plan is $300 a month, and your $300 start covers the first month. 3-month minimum, then cancel anytime.
Yes. Our first client site is a licensed family child care home in Walnut Creek. Home daycares, preschools and small centers all need the same thing: parents nearby who can find them, trust them and book a tour.
Only with written consent from the parents, and only if you want it. Until then we use photos of your rooms, your yard, toys and activities, which parents care about just as much.
No. Tuition often depends on age and schedule, so many owners prefer that parents text for current rates. The Astro Kids site hides its price for exactly that reason.
The website and Google profile work start in the first week. Search rankings take weeks to months to settle, and nobody honest can promise a spot. You see the real numbers from Google every month.
Very little. You answer questions about your program once, send photos when you have them, and approve posts with one tap if you want to. Reviews, posts and the blog run on their own.
Start with the $300 consultation. Your new website is part of it, and Beto answers your texts himself.
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