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Strategy before tactics

Every engagement starts with positioning, ICP, and message. No campaigns until the foundation is actually there.

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Mission stays central

I don't drag playbooks over from SaaS brands that never had a board meeting about their "why." Everything gets shaped around what your community actually needs to hear.

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Results you can measure

Awareness is nice. Growth is better. I chase the outcomes your board will actually ask about in the next quarterly meeting.

Six ways I can help.

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Most orgs jump straight to tactics. They post, boost, send emails, make a TikTok, wonder why nothing is working. It's a lot of motion and very little traction.

I help you build a real marketing foundation: who you're trying to reach, what message lands with them, and which channels are worth your time and which ones you should quietly stop pretending to care about. And we look at the product itself too β€” the best marketing on Earth can't save something that doesn't actually deliver once people show up.

What's included
  • Ideal community profile (ICP) development
  • Positioning and message architecture
  • Product/service delivery audit (are you marketing something worth scaling?)
  • Channel strategy and priority map
  • 12-month marketing roadmap
  • 90-day quick-win action plan
  • Quarterly strategy reviews
What you'll walk away with
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A message that clicks

Language that makes your audience feel seen β€” not like they're being sold to.

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A real roadmap

Prioritized, phased, and actually executable β€” not a 40-slide deck that collects dust.

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Compounding momentum

When the strategy is solid, every campaign, post, and email builds on the last.

A brand is not a logo. It's the first two seconds someone spends deciding whether to keep reading or scroll. For faith-based orgs, it's also carrying your values out into the world before you ever get to say anything.

I help you shape an identity that feels cohesive, credible, and unmistakably yours β€” visual language, voice, naming, taglines, and the kind of brand guidelines your team will actually open more than once.

What's included
  • Brand audit and gap analysis
  • Mission, vision, and values articulation
  • Visual identity direction (logo, palette, type)
  • Tone of voice and messaging guide
  • Brand standards document
  • Application to core collateral
What you'll walk away with
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A brand with staying power

Identity that feels right today and still holds up five years from now.

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Practical brand guidelines

A real reference doc your team, volunteers, and vendors can use β€” not just a mood board.

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Immediate credibility

First impressions that signal professionalism and purpose at the same time.

Orgs tend to do one of two things. Post nothing for three weeks, then panic-post for four days. Or post constantly without a plan and hope frequency does the trick. Neither grows an audience that actually cares. What works is starting with your community's real questions and working backward to your mission.

I build a content engine for your org β€” editorial calendar, pillar topics, ongoing creation β€” so you're not staring at a blank Trello card every Monday.

What's included
  • Content audit and competitive review
  • Pillar content strategy (3–5 core topics)
  • Monthly editorial calendar
  • Blog posts, social captions, and scripts
  • SEO optimization for key content
  • Repurposing framework (one piece, many formats)
What you'll walk away with
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A repeatable system

A content process your team can run even when I'm not in the room.

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Audience that grows

Content built to reach new people β€” not just reassure the ones already in the room.

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Leads and connections

Content that converts readers into followers, donors, volunteers, and visitors.

Email is still the most direct channel you own. For churches and nonprofits, it's often the only thing standing between a one-time visitor and a person who sticks around for years. And most orgs treat it like an afterthought.

I help you build a healthy list and a real sending rhythm: welcome sequences, campaign calendars, event pushes, donor flows β€” warmed up and actually working.

What's included
  • Email platform setup and deliverability audit
  • Welcome and onboarding sequence (5–7 emails)
  • Monthly newsletter strategy and copy
  • Segmentation and list hygiene plan
  • Event and campaign-specific sequences
  • Performance tracking and optimization
What you'll walk away with
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Higher open rates

Subject lines and send timing tuned for your audience β€” not generic best practices.

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Deeper engagement

Emails people actually read β€” and reply to. That relationship is irreplaceable.

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Giving and attendance lifts

Strategically timed campaigns that move people from passive readers to active participants.

Your website is the one team member that never takes a day off. It handles first impressions for every stranger who's even mildly curious about you. Most church and nonprofit sites aren't failing because they look bad. They're failing because the copy is answering questions nobody asked.

I put conversion-focused copy and clean design direction together so your site greets people like a person would β€” and moves them toward the next step without needing a map.

What's included
  • Site audit and UX review
  • Page-by-page copy strategy and writing
  • Wireframe direction and design brief
  • Clear message script and hierarchy
  • CTA architecture and lead flow
  • Launch and post-launch optimization
What you'll walk away with
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A front door that opens

Visitors who find what they need and know what to do next β€” within the first 10 seconds.

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Copy that does the work

Headlines and page flow built on your audience's real questions, not what you assume they want to know.

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More conversions

More form fills, more first-time visits, more giving β€” from traffic you already have.

Most faith-based orgs can't justify a full-time marketing director, and can't afford one if they could. But you still need someone thinking about growth, brand, and comms at a senior level β€” not just running campaigns, but deciding which ones are worth running.

As your Fractional CMO, I embed with leadership on a part-time retainer. I own the strategy, wrangle the vendors, coach your internal people, and keep marketing pointed in one direction instead of six.

What's included
  • Monthly leadership team touchpoints
  • Annual marketing strategy and roadmap ownership
  • Vendor and agency management
  • Internal team coaching and feedback
  • Campaign review and approval
  • Quarterly reporting and goal-setting
What you'll walk away with
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A strategic voice in the room

Marketing input at the leadership level β€” where decisions actually get made.

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Coherent marketing year-round

No more one-off campaigns that don't connect. Everything ties to one clear strategy.

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Senior expertise, flexible cost

The output of a seasoned CMO at a fraction of the full-time hire price.

Ready to start?

Let's talk about what you're building.

Every engagement starts with a conversation. Tell me where you are and where you're trying to get. I'll tell you straight whether I'm the right person to help you get there.

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