1. Optimize Your Session Titles & Descriptions

Use clear, engaging titles that highlight what students will gain (e.g., "Master the Basics of Calculus – Step-by-Step Guidance!" instead of just "Intro to Calculus").

In the description, emphasize how you teach: "Struggling with limits? I'll break them down in an easy-to-understand way with step-by-step examples and practice problems!"

2. Schedule Sessions at Popular Times

Peak tutoring times tend to be in the late afternoon or evening when students finish school.

If possible, run sessions on weekends when students have more free time. 3. Engage with Students in Other Sessions Join related tutoring sessions as a student and participate actively—this helps you build a presence in the community. If students see you contributing valuable insights, they may check out your sessions. 4. Encourage Students to Return If a student attends, invite them back! Say something like, "Next session, we’ll cover derivatives in depth—hope to see you there!" You can also provide quick recap sheets or additional practice problems to keep them engaged. 5. Promote Your Sessions Share your session link in Schoolhouse forums or Discord groups (if allowed). If you know classmates or friends who need help, encourage them to join.