A few months ago I received a call from someone running a small private school near New York. They believed their school was objectively better than a larger, more famous establishment nearby, but had more difficulty attracting pupils. What should they do?
This is not easy. You see, however skilled your teachers are, what really makes a good school is often simply having a reputation for being good.
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