Here’s How to Effectively Market to Churches
It has never been easier to reach your next potential customers: Churches and other religious organizations. With Data Axle™ USA’s church lists, you can target decision makers and influencers that span the entire country through direct mail marketing. You can also decide which lists you need to connect with key contacts—those in town or further away. Start marketing to churches with Data Axle USA’s church lists today!
Marketing to churches and advertising to churches begins with three simple steps to help you get to the right contacts:
Targeting Churches by Geography
Where are they located?
- Top Metros
- State
- County
- Radius Around an Address
- Area Code
- ZIP Code
- Carrier Route
- Neighborhood
Click the link to see churches by location.
Targeting Churches by Type
Is there a specific type of church you’re looking for?
- Number of Employees
- Lutheran
- Ethnicity
- Square Footage
- Related Organizations
- Synagogues
- Nationality
- Years in business
Click the link to see churches by type.
Decision Makers
Who is the best contact person to talk to about your product or services?
- Religious Leader
- Administrator
- Educator
- Director
- Office Manager
- Facilities
- Site Manager
- Administrator
- Treasurer
Click the link to see churches with specific job titles.
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Church Quick Facts
There are thousands of churches in our database. Start marketing to churches bearing these statistics in mind:
- In 2020, 47% of Americans said they belonged to a church, synagogue or mosque, down from 50% in 2018 and 70% in 1999 according to Gallup.
- 60% of people prefer to give to churches digitally or online according to Reach Right Studio.
- According to Gloo, 84% of churches either plateauing or declining.
- Americans aged 18–29 are the most religiously diverse age group according to PRRI.
- The percentage of Americans who do not identify with any religion grew 21% between 2017 and 2020 according to Gallup.
- Seven in ten Americans identify as Christian according to PRRI.
- Churches can increase tithes by 32% by offering an online option according to Reach Right Studio.
- 51% of adults in the Midwest say religion is important in one’s life according to Pew Research.
- According to Reach Right Studio, more and more churches are investing in virtual assistance.
How to Market Your Business to Churches
When you want to sell to churches, it begins with defining your audience. Then you want to think about the best ways to reach them. Think about common mediums they might use to read or hear your message. Click on the links to learn more about the most popular marketing channels to deliver your message:
Email Marketing
Send a creative message and begin better targeting toward churches. Let us design, deploy, and track your email.
Online Display Advertising
Place ads on websites your church contacts or related industries frequently visit.
Search Engine Marketing
Increase your visibility to churches on search engine results pages like Google™, Yahoo!®, and Bing™.
Social Media Advertising
Reach millions of church employees with an advertisement on Facebook™ or LinkedIn®.
DIY Prospecting
Want to find churches on your own? We can equip you with innovative tools to find, acquire, and retain customers.
How to Sell to Churches
Churches look for ways to grow their congregations. They’ll be most receptive to marketing messages that focus on how you can help them with this.
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