Reach decision-maker
Introduce FXA briefly
Send /school link
Log result
👉 NOT a long sales call
👉 NOT a full pitch
👉 Just open the door + send link
Say this EXACTLY:
“Hey, quick question—who’s the best person to speak with about bringing in new student programs or educational partnerships?”
“It’s about a student training program in audio engineering and music production—I just want to make sure I’m speaking with the right person.”
“I can definitely send something over—I just want to make sure I have the correct person so it doesn’t get lost.”
👉 (This keeps control of the call)
“Hi, this is [Name], I’ll keep it quick.”
(Pause slightly)
“We offer a program called Foundation X Academy—it’s an online audio engineering and music production certification designed for schools.”
“It gives students structured training in recording, sound, and production without needing a studio or equipment.”
“Do you have a quick moment? I can send you the link—it explains everything clearly.”
👉 If YES → move to send link
👉 If HESITANT → use below
“Got it—that’s actually where this fits well. This is more of a creative tech program that complements what you already have.”
“Totally understand—this is more about getting on your radar for upcoming planning. That’s why I’m reaching out early.”
“Perfect—I’ll send the direct page. It breaks everything down so you can review it quickly.”
“I’m going to send you a link right now—it shows the full program, how it works, and how schools are using it.”
👉 Send:
https://www.foundationxacademy.org/charter/
“You’ll see how simple it is to implement and how students go through the program.”
“If it looks like something that could fit your school, we can take the next step from there.”
👉 STOP TALKING
👉 Let them process
“Appreciate your time—have a great day.”
“Hi, this is [Name] calling about a quick question regarding a student program in audio engineering and music production.
Nothing urgent—I’ll send over a link with more information. Feel free to review when you have a moment.”
After call:
School name
Who they spoke to
Outcome
Interest level
Notes
NOT:
❌ full presentation
❌ long pitch
❌ explaining everything
YES:
✅ reached right person
✅ sent link
✅ logged result
“Got it, that makes sense.
That’s actually where this fits in—it’s not meant to replace anything, it’s more of a creative tech program that complements what you already have.”
“I’ll send you the link so you can see how it works alongside existing programs.”
“Totally understand.
That’s actually why I’m reaching out early—this is more about getting on your radar for upcoming planning.”
“I’ll send you the link so you can review it when the timing makes more sense.”
“No problem at all, I’ll keep it simple.
I’ll send you the link—it explains everything in a couple minutes.”
👉 Then send immediately
“Perfect—that’s exactly what I’ll do.
I’ll send the direct page so you can quickly review it without digging through emails.”
👉 (This is actually a WIN, not an objection)
“It’s an online audio engineering and music production program for students—structured, easy to implement, and no studio required.”
“The link breaks it down clearly—I’ll send it over now.”
“Got it, no worries at all.
I’ll still send it over in case it becomes relevant later.”
👉 Stay calm, no pushback
“That’s actually where this works well—it doesn’t require an existing program or equipment.”
“I’ll send the link so you can see how schools introduce it from scratch.”
“Good question—most schools either have a teacher guide students through it or allow students to go through it independently.”
“It’s designed to be simple to implement.”
👉 Then send link
“It’s a structured certification program focused on real-world skills in audio engineering and music production.”
“The link explains how the certification works.”
👉 Don’t over-explain
“That’s actually the benefit—students can start with basic computers and headphones.”
“No studio setup is required to begin.”
👉 Then send link
“A lot of schools say that initially, but once students see anything related to music or production, interest usually picks up quickly.”
“I’ll send the link so you can take a look.”
“That makes sense.
I’ll send the link so you can review it and share it internally if needed.”
“Got it, I understand.
I’ll still send it over just in case anything changes later.”
“No problem—who would be the best person to direct this to?”
“Absolutely—what’s the best email so I make sure it gets to the right person?”
ALWAYS say:
“I’ll send the link now—it explains everything clearly.”
👉 Send:
https://www.foundationxacademy.org/charter/
