When someone nearby searches for a church, Google shows a map, a few church listings and their websites. We help churches show up in those searches with a clear website and an accurate Google listing, add free search ads through Google Ad Grants for churches that qualify, and set up follow-up for first-time visitors.
We focus on the parts of church marketing that help new people find you and take a first step. Each church project is quoted after a short call, and we only include what fits your church.
Service times, directions, a plan your visit page, ministries, events and a give page, set up so your church shows up on Google search and Maps. That includes your Google Business Profile.
Churches recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3), or covered by a group exemption, can get up to $10,000 a month in Google search ads at no cost. We help you apply and manage the account.
A CRM that collects plan your visit forms and other signups from your website and can send an email or text reply, so a first-time visitor hears back from your church.
Service times, the address and parking details belong on your homepage and on your Google listing, and the two need to match.
A plan your visit page that explains what a service is like, where to go when you arrive and what's available for kids answers the questions first-time visitors have.
Each ministry, group and event gets its own page with the details and a way to sign up, and your staff can update them in the site editor.
We talk about your church, your ministries, who you want to reach and what you have today, including your website and any Google accounts you already use.
Church projects are quoted separately from our monthly plans for contractors, and the quote only includes the parts that fit your church.
We build or update the website, set up your Google Business Profile, tracking and CRM, and apply for Google Ad Grants with you if your church qualifies.
We can manage your Ad Grants account and keep the website current each month, or show your staff how to update service times, events and ministries themselves.
It depends on what your church needs. The website, Google Ad Grants management and CRM setup are priced separately, and we quote the combination that fits after a short call.
If your church is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3), or is covered by a group exemption through your denomination, it can apply. A church that never applied to the IRS usually doesn't qualify on its own. We explain the rule in Google Ad Grants for churches.
Yes. We built the new Church at Bergen website in Paramus, New Jersey, with service times, a plan your visit page, a page for each ministry, a give page and an archive of 639 sermons.
Yes. We set up a CRM that collects plan your visit forms and other signups from your website and can send email and text replies. Your staff can see every contact in one place.
No. We focus on your website, Google search and Maps, Google Ad Grants and follow-up. If your church already posts on social media, we'll link those accounts from your website.
Yes. We also work with charities, youth programs and community organizations, and our nonprofit marketing page covers what we do for them.
See the Church at Bergen case study, or read about church and nonprofit website design, Google Ad Grants management and our CRM.
Book a call and tell us about your church and the people you want to reach. We'll look at your website and Google listing with you and tell you what we would do first.