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Review fromSteven G
Date: 03/20/2025
1 starSteven G
Date: 03/20/2025
Can I give 0 stars? No communication, constantly trying to sell, threatening to put us in collections for someone else's account. How can they even be a business when they are so poorly operated? I would suggest never to sign a contract or do business with this company. Shame on them for taking advantage of the churches.
Liturgical Publications, Inc.
Date: 03/25/2025
We reached out to the customer and found that there was a change in ownership during the term of the ad, and that the invoice obligation belonged to the prior owner. We have since removed the balance due and stopped all collection activity.Review fromThomas N
Date: 10/15/2024
1 starThomas N
Date: 10/15/2024
You're better off with ******, **** or ******** advertising, I will not renew with them, I've 3 contacts in 2 years, all were free inspections. Have not made a Dime with the church directories. Thought it would be an effective source for leads, but apparently Catholics don't use the services that pay for their bulletins. I am stuck paying for another year. Again spend your money elsewhere.Liturgical Publications, Inc.
Date: 10/17/2024
Thank you for
reaching out. As an affordable, local advertising product, our bulletins
and newsletters reach an important audience. We set our pricing so that our
ads are affordable to most advertisers, and gain value from that spend for a
full 52-week year. The print ad always includes an online component that
affords all advertisers the ability to ‘build out’ a business profile online at
ParishesOnline.com. A link to this sponsor’s advertisement can be found
here: https://parishesonline.com/supporter/roof-inspector-nm-llc.
A full-color reproduction of the print ad, along with links to their website
and phone are posted as well. Often, prospective customers will reach out
to a sponsor and not necessarily mention that they came to them through their
church bulletin advertisement – especially when landing on the customer’s
website from the link on LPi’s online directory. Knowing that our
advertiser has had activity that resulted in ‘free inspections’ as offered in
the advertisement speaks to the ad being created and delivered as promised. Also, all LPi advertisers can refresh their
ad copy up to four times per year at no cost. If there are seasonal
offers that make sense in their region, it is a highly effective method of
creating a new presence on the bulletins and online with no additional
investment required.
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