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Increase your church's visibiity in Google by people searching in your local area for "CHURCH NEAR ME".
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DO THIS FIRST TO SHOW UP IN LOCAL SEARCHES LIKE “Church Near Me”
Discovery Search Volume Growth (Actual Client Data)
- “churches near me”
- “churches in [city name]”
- “best church in [city name]”
- “[denomination] church”
- They are interpreted by Google to be requesting a location, which invokes the local search ranking algorithm.
- They are classified as discovery type searches, meaning that the searchers are looking for a church in general, rather than for a specific individual church by name, address, or brand.
Managed Google Ad Grant Campaigns
Leverage Free Advertising and Felt Need Searches to Bring New People to Your Church Website
Return on Investment

The performance of Google Ad Grant Campaigns for churches under our management have achieved an average Return on Investment (Google Paid vs Client Paid) of 833%. The ROI data for four segments of our clients (grouped by church size) is included in the nearby graph. You can hover over each set of bars to display the ROI information of each segment.
Having a professionally run Google Ad Grant campaign can be an extremely cost-efficient boost to your online outreach. To find out more about our Google Ad Grant Campaign Management Services, click the button below.
HOW TO BE FOUND IN GOOGLE SEARCHES
Google only displays a local pack for searches using keywords that Google believes are requesting a location. This includes a vast majority of searches that people typically use to find churches, such as:
- "church near me"
- "church in {city}" (ie. "church in Phoenix")
- "{denomination} church" (ie. "Baptist church")
- "local church"
- "bible church"
- ... and more
Additionally, search results displayed by Google Maps use Google's local search algorithm exclusively. Google Maps searches are especially common from mobile devices, and because of this account for a continually increasing proportion of Google searches.
Considering all these factors together, the bottom line is clear: your church needs to be found in local searches.
- Have ample keyword rich content. For example, many churches have wonderful ministries equipped to help people with felt-needs, but have extremely limited content on their website about what problems their ministries can help solve.
- The content on your church website needs to be optimized for Google. Simply put, strong On-Page SEO practices ensure that Google understands what your website is about. Google won't send you traffic if it is confused about who you are and what you do.