Moallimee — Social

Teachers & tutoring platform — pre-launch. Social scaffold; positioning to confirm at launch.

Moallimee — Social

Pre-launch. Moallimee (معلمي — "my teacher") has a CRM workspace live at moallimee.crm.databayt.org but no public product or repo yet. This page is a scaffold: the channel and pillar choices below are proposals to confirm when the product's positioning is locked. Nothing here should ship as fact before launch.

Positioning (proposed)

  • Business model: SaaS (marketplace, likely two-sided).
  • Type: B2C (students / parents) + B2B (teachers / tutors).
  • Working angle: connect students with the right teacher — tutoring, made simple.
  • Confirm at launch: exact scope (tutoring marketplace vs. school-teacher tooling vs. LMS), primary market, and tagline. Until then, treat pillars as hypotheses.

Audience (proposed)

SegmentSideLikely driver
StudentsDemand (B2C)Find help fast, pass the exam, learn a skill
ParentsDemand (B2C)A trustworthy tutor for their child
Teachers / tutorsSupply (B2B)Students, income, a professional profile

Channel mix (proposed)

Education-consumer product → student-heavy channels lead, with parent and messaging channels close behind.

PriorityChannelWhy (proposed)
PrimaryInstagram, TikTokWhere students are; study tips, tutor spotlights, short lessons
PrimaryWhatsAppTutor↔student coordination (messaging, not feed posts)
SecondarySnapchatStudent reach in Saudi/MENA
SecondaryFacebookParents
LowX, LinkedInTeacher recruitment / thought leadership only

Content pillars (proposed)

  1. Learning tips & micro-lessons — bite-size, exam-season aware, Arabic first.
  2. Teacher spotlights — recruit supply and build trust.
  3. Student wins — social proof once the product is live.
  4. Exam-prep seasons — align content to the academic calendar.

Social pages

ChannelHandleStatus
To define at launch

Do not open brand accounts until positioning is confirmed — a dormant, off-message account hurts more than no account. Credential tracking: docs/SOCIAL-AUTOMATION.md.

Voice

Encouraging, clear, student-friendly — see Brand & Voice. Arabic first. Final tone locks with the product's positioning.