A church marketing agency that helps first-time guests find you and feel expected

A good plan-your-visit page reads like a friend telling you what to expect. It walks a guest from the parking lot to the front door, explains check-in for children, says how long the service runs and shows who will greet them. A short form lets a family tell you they’re coming, so a greeter can watch for them.

We connect that form to your team with an automatic confirmation and a friendly reminder the day before. Afterward, a simple follow-up thanks them for coming and offers a next step, like a newcomer lunch or a small group, without pressure.

Church SEO is mostly local search. People type church near me, a denomination plus a town, or a ministry they need, like a youth group, recovery ministry or food pantry. Your Google Business Profile, your reviews, your service times and a website that clearly says where you are decide whether you appear.

We set up and tune your Google listing, keep hours and service times accurate (including holiday changes), clean up old directory listings, and build pages around your real ministries. We also make sure your site answers the plain questions AI search tools like to quote, such as what to expect on a first Sunday.

Online giving should be one tap away and feel trustworthy. We add a clear Give button across the site that links to the giving platform your church already uses. We don’t process donations or touch the money. Your giving provider handles that, and your finance team keeps control.

The giving page itself can explain what giving supports, from missions to the food pantry, in a simple, honest way. Clear, calm wording works better than pressure, and it respects both members and guests. We also make sure the Give link works well on a phone, because most people give from the pew or the couch. If your church receives gifts in other ways, like text giving or recurring gifts through your provider, the page explains each option in a sentence or two and points to the right place. Year-end giving statements and questions about donations stay with your church office and your giving provider.

Most churches never have enough volunteers, and many people who would gladly help never get a reply. A simple serve page lists each team, what it involves and the time commitment, then routes each signup to the right ministry leader with an automatic thank-you.

We track how many people sign up for each team and whether they were contacted, so your staff can see where interest is falling through the cracks.

Social media keeps your church visible through the week: sermon clips, event reminders, baptism celebrations and stories from your ministries, shared with permission from the people in them. We plan a steady, realistic schedule your team can sustain.

Google Ad Grants offers in-kind search advertising to eligible nonprofits. Google’s guidelines for U.S. organizations require recognition as a 501(c)(3) or a group exemption tied to a 501(c)(3) central organization, and grant accounts must meet ongoing rules such as a minimum click-through rate and conversion tracking. If your church or ministry qualifies, we can help you apply and manage the account. We don’t promise approval, because Google decides.

Getting a guest through the door is half the work. Whether they come back often depends on what happens in the next few days. A warm, personal note from a pastor or greeter, an invitation to one easy next step and a little patience go a long way. A pile of emails and a sign-up sheet for five teams does not.

We build a short, respectful follow-up sequence your team can personalize: a thank-you the day after, a simple invitation a few days later and a check-in before the next special service. Every message comes from a real person on your staff, and guests can opt out any time.

We don’t measure a church like a store. But a few simple numbers help staff make good decisions: how many people viewed plan-your-visit, how many said they were coming, how many found you on Google Maps, how many watched online, how many signed up to serve and how many started an online course.

Your monthly report is short and plain, and it focuses on next steps people took, not vanity metrics like likes and impressions. Over time it shows which pages, seasons and events actually help people connect.

Churches run on small staffs and generous volunteers. We’re a boutique, veteran-owned team, and the people on your first call do the work. We build sites your volunteers can update without fear of breaking anything.

Your church owns everything: the domain, the website, the Google listing, the social accounts and the analytics. Start with a free marketing audit, and we’ll review your website, Google listing, ads and tracking from the outside and tell you what would help guests most.