Customer Case Study:

Faith Based

Krista’s Content Planning Process

Now an avid user of HeyOrca, Krista has developed a content planning process that also incorporates the church’s project management software.

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Monthly content planning in a project management tool

Each month, Krista starts her social media planning in a project management tool. With a general plan assembled, Krista shares it with the Director of Communications and the pastors of each ministry for input and approval.

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Monthly content planning in a project management tool

Each month, Krista starts her social media planning in a project management tool. With a general plan assembled, Krista shares it with the Director of Communications and the pastors of each ministry for input and approval.

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Layout calendar in HeyOrca

With an approved template, Krista then adds placeholder posts in HeyOrca for the month and outlines any events and sermon series.

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Layout calendar in HeyOrca

With an approved template, Krista then adds placeholder posts in HeyOrca for the month and outlines any events and sermon series.

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Assign content creation tasks in Wrike

From there, Krista heads back to Wrike to create and assign tasks to members of their internal creative team for content creation.

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Assign content creation tasks in Wrike

From there, Krista heads back to Wrike to create and assign tasks to members of their internal creative team for content creation.

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Upload content to HeyOrca

On a weekly basis, Krista then uploads content to HeyOrca and finalizes posts for the upcoming week. To streamline her content planning, she uses HeyOrca features to share content across social media pages and each of the organization’s calendars. 

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Upload content to HeyOrca

On a weekly basis, Krista then uploads content to HeyOrca and finalizes posts for the upcoming week. To streamline her content planning, she uses HeyOrca features to share content across social media pages and each of the organization’s calendars. 

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Content approval in HeyOrca

With everything uploaded for the week, Krista then shares each calendar with the corresponding pastor, so they can make any necessary comments, changes, and approvals. Once content is approved in HeyOrca, it’s automatically scheduled to post.

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Content approval in HeyOrca

With everything uploaded for the week, Krista then shares each calendar with the corresponding pastor, so they can make any necessary comments, changes, and approvals. Once content is approved in HeyOrca, it’s automatically scheduled to post.

6 Ways That HeyOrca Helps Krista Take Back Her Day 

Intuitive User Experience

Krista was quickly able to learn how to schedule posts, develop an approval process, and learn new features. “It didn't take a whole lot of effort to figure out, no tutorials were required”.

Ability to Manage Multiple Calendars

Being able to switch between calendars in just a couple of clicks helps Krista plan and schedule content more efficiently. “I'm easily able to access calendars for each of the church’s services without having to log in and out multiple times.”

Continuous Feature Updates

“I feel like every few months there's something new, which I appreciate because I didn't really get that with other platforms that I've used.”

AI Features

Being able to use HeyOrca’s AI features to write post captions and inbox message replies has also helped streamline Krista’s process. “It did a great job. I thought to myself, ‘Oh, this is much better than what I would've written.’”

Approval Features & Notifications

The ability to comment on specific planned posts, tag team members, and set custom notifications has also helped Krista and her team streamline their content approval process. “We haven’t had any issues with someone not getting emails or seeing each other’s comments, so that’s been great”, she explained.

Reel Scheduling

Krista also mentioned that she appreciates the ability to schedule Instagram reels and TikTok videos using HeyOrca.

Collaboration and Efficient Content Planning — All in One Tool

After making the switch to HeyOrca, Krista has noticed improved team collaboration and efficiency in her content planning process. Now able to plan content for each of the church’s social media pages with ease, Krista can better showcase all of the services and programs it has to offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is community-led marketing different from social media marketing or community management?

Social media marketing focuses on distribution and metrics. Community management focuses on moderation. CLM combines both and adds strategy: it creates experiences that reflect your audience’s values, spark conversation, and build trust over time.

Do I need a big following to make community-led marketing work?

No. CLM thrives with small, engaged communities. Starting with the right people and meaningful participation leads to growth that compounds naturally.

Which channels work best for community-led marketing?

Anywhere your audience already spends time: social media, newsletters, private groups, webinars, or product touch points. The key is designing spaces for participation, not just broadcasting content.

How do I measure success in community-led marketing?

Look for movement, not vanity metrics. Repeat contributors, member-led conversations, peer-to-peer support, and unprompted sharing are the signals that community-led growth is happening.

Can community-led marketing work with AI?

Yes, but humans stay central. Use AI for repetitive tasks, analysis, or trend spotting, while humans handle relationship-building, conversation, and creating emotionally resonant content.

Where and when is the Community-Led Marketing Summit 2026 taking place?

The summit will be held at the St. John’s Convention Centre in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, on June 18, 2026.

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