Client Strategy

She thinks she needs an abortion. You have the opportunity to offer a better solution.

To reach abortion-minded women in 2020, your website must be optimized with the right keywords and components to show up in her search results. Search engine optimization can strike fear in your heart because you have heard it is important and you know you need it but you have no idea where to start.

Today, we share our top 5 SEO tactics to help you reach abortion-minded women in your community before they find an abortion cinic.  Lives are at stake, and you can reach her first!

It’s easy to create your website, happily sign off on all of the content, and then never think about it again. But that isn’t a good long-term strategy if your goal is to reach abortion-minded and abortion-determined women in your community.

Test your knowledge of effective websites by taking this quiz and then keep reading to implement website best practices today!

You have likely been faced with the realities of the growing popularity of the abortion pill. It has been marketed to  women as a private, quick, easy fix to their situation – without consequence or sometimes even the need to share with anyone they are pregnant. Two pills and they can move on with their lives. Are you getting lots of calls with questions about it?

FDA regulations stipulate a woman must see a doctor before having the abortion pill prescribed. This is because the abortion pill must be taken within the first 10 weeks of pregnancy, and many women don’t know exactly how far along they are without a doctor’s appointment and ultrasound. In addition, we know this procedure can also have devastating emotional and physical repercussions for women. They deserve to both be informed and hear these warnings so they know the truth about the pill.

Without a doubt, your center needs a strong digital marketing strategy in place to reach the women who need you the most. This is a reality of living in 2020, especially as federal judges and other special interest groups make it easier and easier for women to go online to get abortions very early in their pregnancy. It is imperative to reach them first because you are a voice of truth in their lives – offering life-affirming options to their unplanned pregnancies.

Unfortunately, websites cannot be developed and left alone with only occasional updates to hours and services. They need to be managed regularly to stay optimized to assure traffic to your site. Part of the strength of your digital marketing plan is in keeping the content on your website fresh and updated. And one of the best ways to do that is by blogging. Today we share five tips for creating a blog that helps drive women to your website and to the life-affirming services they need.

As the temperature heats up on controversial political issues in our country, we can only expect more confrontations with people and groups who are pro-abortion. Over the last few years, coordinated efforts have been made to discredit the legitimacy and work of pregnancy resource centers. We believe the best defense is a good offense.

In this week’s FREE guide, we outline tactics you can use to counter current and future attacks from such groups. Whether you’re in the middle of a battle or you want to be ready when it comes, we hope you find this guide helpful as you navigate these challenges.

How is your center doing reaching abortion minded women? Are you making sure you are present in their digital space? Gen Z lives on their phones – they have never known life without smartphone technology. It’s where they go for everything – music, information, services and help. Often we are asked what is the most important marketing tactic we should be using. This guide addresses that question. Your best strategy will use a combination of tactics working together to make the greatest impact for your pregnancy center.

As we continue learning more about the various generations your pregnancy center markets to, we interviewed a variety of Millennials this week to learn how they feel about their generation, perceptions of their generation, how they respond to marketing tactics, and more.

We were most struck by the contrast regarding how they view their generation vs. how they know others view their generation. It’s always important to utilize empathy and understanding in your marketing – but it is vital when reaching out to this generation who feels misunderstood. We hope you find their answers both informative and enlightening.

In this free guide, we will discuss how to understand and draw in Millennials. One final note before we dig into their answers: It’s important to remember that Millennials are a generation that now represents your clients AND your donor base. Younger Millennials are in their mid-upper twenties, and older Millennials are pushing 40.

We have the opportunity to work with many pregnancy centers across the country. Most frequently they share their desire to reach the abortion minded and have found it is a challenge to reach them first to offer life-affirming choices before a pregnant woman steps into an abortion clinic. Our heart and mission is to help centers reach women before they walk through those doors. As you know, the target demographic you want to reach doesn’t change – but their habits and how they receive information has changed drastically over the decades.

Gen Z is your target audience. This generation was born between 1996 and 2014. They have never known life without the internet or smart phones and they are used to consuming lots of information instantly and constantly. Without a doubt, in order to get in front of this demographic, you need to have a digital presence.

In this download, we take a deep dive into what it means to be a member of Gen Z. We questioned some teens and young adults who are part of Gen Z and hope their answers are enlightening to you as you plan your marketing strategies to reach them more effectively!

Let’s be honest. For most pregnancy centers we talk to, this pandemic has been a long road. Adapting how you serve people, worrying about finances and canceled events, keeping up with new technology to communicate with both staff and clients, wondering how long you will have to do all of this… it’s a lot.

While we all desire to return to normalcy, part of moving forward will be learning to adapt to a “new normal.” Women’s ultimate need is the same, but how they pursue solutions to that need has shifted. They are now very comfortable being reached, served and communicated to virtually. How will you respond?

In this guide, we talk about some key ways your pregnancy center can adapt to long-lasting changes from COVID-19 to continue reaching and serving abortion-minded women.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed in your day-to-day work, wondering if you’re doing all you can to bring hope and truth to women in need of your services as you combat the lies the abortion industry is selling them? It’s easy to look at the lobbying power, finances, and marketing prowess of Planned Parenthood and feel discouraged. The abortion giant seems to have it all and it can feel daunting to take it on.

If you’re feeling a little like David in the David and Goliath story, take heart! David had a plan, and most importantly, he had God on his side. You do, too. No matter how big and intimidating Planned Parenthood may seem, God is for you and with you, providing the resources and light to take on the darkness of abortion.

In this guide, we share eight things you can do today to combat Planned Parenthood. With these tools in your kit, you’ll be able to plan to reach and serve more abortion-minded women, showing them better alternatives than abortion.

Owned by Facebook, Instagram is a popular photo-sharing social media platform that started in 2010. It has grown in popularity over time, making it the preferred social media platform by 85% of teens, followed closely by Snapchat. In addition, 75% of 18-24 year olds and 57% of 25-29 year olds actively use Instagram.
Sound like your target audience? We thought so, too.
In this week’s guide, we will walk you through how best to utilize Instagram as a
marketing platform to reach the abortion-minded women in your community.

To help raise awareness for your center and reach more women considering abortion, you’ve likely set up your Facebook page several years ago and have been posting on and off ever since. We commend you! You’ve made an investment in your marketing strategy and increased your opportunities for visibility.

However, If you haven’t changed your strategy in the last few years (or even in the last year), it’s definitely time for a refresh! Platforms like Facebook and Instagram constantly change, and the people who visit those platforms change as well.

In this week’s guide, we look at common mistakes people make when posting to social media, and what you can do to correct those mistakes to maximize your effectiveness in reaching abortion-vulnerable women.