u/Haunting_Height_3943

I’m trying to get more consistent tutoring clients and I’m realizing most “standard advice” (posting on Craigslist, Facebook groups, etc.) either doesn’t work like it used to or is super inconsistent.

For context, I offer tutoring in math/science/ELA/test prep, mostly online but open to in-person depending on location.

Right now I’m trying to figure out:

• What actually works for finding students consistently?
• Are platforms like Wyzant, Superprof, etc. still worth it?
• Do most tutors rely on referrals, or are ads/social media better?
• Any strategies that helped you go from occasional students to steady bookings?

I’m not looking for “get rich quick” stuff—just realistic methods that are working now in 2026.

Would really appreciate hearing what’s actually working for other tutors.

I’m looking into dog insurance and trying to find something that’s actually affordable but still worth it if something serious happens.

There are so many options out there (Lemonade, Pets Best, ASPCA, etc.), and it’s hard to tell what’s genuinely a good deal vs. what just looks cheap but doesn’t cover much when you need it.

For those of you who have pet insurance:

• What do you pay monthly?
• Has it actually been worth it when you needed to file a claim?
• Any companies you’d recommend (or avoid)?

Trying to keep costs reasonable but not get burned on coverage. Would really appreciate hearing real experiences before I commit.