Marketing and Campaigns

Campaigns That Follow the Church’s Year

Enrollment, appeals and events, planned around the liturgical calendar and your own, and told with the same clarity as your website.

IWhat’s included

What Marketing and Campaigns Includes

i.

Enrollment Campaigns

Open houses, Catholic Schools Week, Advent enrollment and re-enrollment, with pages and forms that book the tour.

ii.

Appeals and Giving

Year-end and Giving Tuesday appeals, Lenten almsgiving, stewardship renewal and capital campaigns.

iii.

Missions and Events

Parish missions, festivals, galas and retreats, promoted with a page people can share and a sign-up that works.

iv.

Campaign Pages

A focused page for each campaign, written plainly, with one clear thing to do.

v.

Search and Google Visibility

The basics that help people find you when they search: your Google listing, your page titles and your Mass and event details.

vi.

Plain Reporting

What happened, in numbers that matter to the mission: tours booked, gifts given, people signed up.

IIHow it works

How We Work Together

  1. I

    Plan

    We map the year ahead against the liturgical calendar and your own dates.

  2. II

    Make

    Pages, messages and forms for each campaign, in your voice.

  3. III

    Launch

    Each campaign goes live before its season, not during it.

  4. IV

    Report

    A plain summary of what worked and what to change next time.

IVQuestions

Good Questions

When should we start planning?

Earlier than most people think. Advent enrollment and year-end appeals are best planned by September, and Lenten appeals by Epiphany.

Do we need a new website first?

No. Campaigns can start with the site you have. If it is holding you back, we will tell you plainly.

Tell Us About Your Next Season

Tell us about your mission, apostolate, parish, diocese or school. We’ll write back personally to set up a conversation.