Capture every searcher in your city actively looking for a church — through SEO, Google Ads, and visit-led landing pages that convert.
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Wrong service times, no photos from this decade, zero recent reviews. The first impression most visitors form happens before they ever see your website.
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Generic 'come visit us' campaigns burning budget on the wrong keywords with no landing page tied to outcome.
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It looks fine. It performs terribly. And no-one on your team has the bandwidth to fix it.
Optimised, reviewed weekly, fed with fresh content — so the first impression earns the click.
Campaigns built around 'church near me,' 'kids ministry [city],' and visit-intent keywords — each pointed at a landing page designed to convert.
Built around the actual visitor journey: parking, kids check-in, what to wear, what to expect.
We don't publish prices because the right tier depends on your size and goals. Pricing is shared on the strategy call.
Tier
Churches that need to show up when locals search.
Be the church that shows up first in your city.
Pricing shared on the strategy call.
Talk to us →Tier
Churches ready to attract new families through search.
Capture every searcher actively looking for a church.
Pricing shared on the strategy call.
Talk to us →Tier
Churches scaling first-time visitor flow predictably.
A predictable pipeline of first-time guests, week after week.
Pricing shared on the strategy call.
Talk to us →Recent result
“Cornerstone went from 6 to 31 monthly Plan-Your-Visit submissions in 90 days — by fixing their GBP and rebuilding one landing page.”
Five quick questions. If we're a fit, you'll book straight onto Andrew's calendar. If we're not, we'll send you something useful instead.
Typeform · Search DR qualification
Set typeform.qualification in src/config/integrations.ts
Honestly — usually not. We've built the system for churches with 300+ weekend attendance and the budget to invest in growth. If you're under 100, we have a free resource pack for you on our /resources page. If you're 100–300, let's talk.
