Church marketing as a full stack.
Not Local SEO alone. Not Ads alone. Maps, a Plan-a-Visit site, optional Google Ads, and light social — so pastors and campus teams get more first-time guests without five vendors.
Promise: more first-time guests · single campus or multi-campus
Built for the people who run the Sunday.
Pastors, church admins, and campus pastors who need guests to find the right campus, know what to expect, and take one clear next step before Sunday.
One address. One profile. One front door.
Ideal when you have one building and a small staff wearing many hats.
- Google Business Profile kept current (hours, kids, parking)
- One Plan-a-Visit path on the site
- Light social for Sunday and seasonal moments
Each campus owns maps. You own the read.
Ideal when guests search by suburb and must land on the right location.
- Per-campus listings and Plan-a-Visit pages
- Optional Ads by campus when they fit
- One morning brief across campuses
Four layers. One guest engine.
Each layer ties to a church outcome — not a product brochure. Layers you do not need stay optional. Nothing is sold as a silver bullet.
Sample outcomes we will measure.
A first quarter, without the fog.
You approve the pages and the campaigns. We run the stack. You see the numbers in plain English.
Audit the gaps
Maps, site visit path, and social presence. You get a plain list of what is broken.
Stack goes live
Listings synced. Plan-a-Visit live. Light social calendar started.
Reach compounds
Optional Ads if they fit. Seasonal social for Easter, Christmas, and Sundays.
Read it together
Map visibility, Plan-a-Visit, campaigns — one session. Decide the next quarter.
Two campuses should not share one map pin.
Each campus gets its own profile and Plan-a-Visit path. You still get one brief. Open this door only if guests search by suburb. Explore multi-location
Let’s find the guests already looking.
Fifteen minutes. Your maps, your site, your gaps on the screen. No deck.
Do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God.Micah 6:8 · NLT · quiet brand note