The Mission Organization That Finally Knew Who Its Supporters Were
How a mission organization can bring supporter data into one system for clearer communication and fundraising. Illustrative example.
Bible Supplement
How a Community Faith Newsletter Became a Full Media Operation
How a community faith newsletter can grow into a fuller media operation with automated distribution and organized subscribers. Illustrative example.
Christian Radio Station CRM: Keeping Listeners and Supporters in One Place
How a Christian radio station can use a CRM for listeners, supporters, and underwriters, and what FCC rules mean for noncommercial stations.
Worship Leader Email List: A Direct Line to the People Who Follow You
How a worship leader can build an email list with consent, what to send, and how a church or worship ministry can use the Ministry Partner Program.
The Faith Influencer Who Stopped Renting Her Email List
How a faith influencer can move followers onto an email list they own, and where the Ministry Partner Program fits. Illustrative example.
Why We Added a Supplement to a Store That Sells Bibles, Not Vitamins
The reasoning a faith-based store might use when adding one optional supplement and a CRM, explained plainly. Illustrative example.
The Christian Apparel Brand That Turned Customers Into a CRM
How a Christian apparel brand can bring customer email, text, and follow-up into one system, and how the 30-order threshold works. Illustrative example.
Christian School Fundraising: A Steady Model for Your PTA
Christian school fundraising options compared, plus how a PTA can add an ongoing, no-inventory partner program and a parent communication system.
Homeschool Co-op Management: One System for the Whole Semester
A practical guide to running a homeschool community: registration, classes by grade, volunteer rotations, records, communication tools, and software choices.
Three Campuses, One Follow-Up System
What a multi-site church needs from one follow-up system: campus permissions, one record per person, and a pilot rollout. Illustrative example.