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Streamlined Church Follow-Up System

Create a consistent, effective social media presence for your church.

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What to Expect

A thoughtful plan to connect with people as they connect with your church

After people tell you they plan to visit your church, our follow-up system can support your church’s ministry, following up with first-time guests—before they step through your church’s door! Our system makes it easy to follow up with everyone who completes your church’s Plan a Visit form.

Use this tool to send automated emails and text messages and introduce yourself prior to the worship service. Schedule a call today to learn more about how our follow-up system can help you connect with and minister to more people in your community!

About Us  
What We Provide

Three paths for engaging new people and building relationships

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A single tool for automated communications

Our Process

A simple process for starting conversations with potential visitors

Our goal is to help create opportunities for your church family to build new relationships with their community.

Schedule a Session  
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1. Schedule a strategy session

We’ll talk through the best way to utilize Plan-a-Visit ads and our follow up system to connect more people to your church.

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2. Launch your church's follow-up system

We will execute a customized plan for following up with every person who plans a visit to your church, whether you reach out to them personally or use automated tools like text messaging and email.

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3. Reach out to potential visitors personally

With a regularly updated contact list, you’ll be able to personally follow up with visitors and members of your church.

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