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Town Champion

For our Connected Communities Champions, the platform isn't just a network—it's an opportunity. Think of it like being the champion of your own hometown, only this time, you're getting paid for the connections you help create. As a Champion, you introduce businesses, organizations, places of worship, realtors, employers—even elected officials and candidates—to their town's page. Every time one of them signs up because of you, you earn 30% of the revenue they generate. It's simple, it's rewarding, and it's built on relationships you already have. You're not selling some abstract idea; you're helping your community grow, helping local voices get heard, and getting a healthy commission for making those introductions. It's community-building with a pretty great upside.

Town Ambassador

Now, for the truly entrepreneurial folks—the ones who see opportunity not just on the horizon but right in their own backyard—Connected Communities offers something a little bigger: becoming an Ambassador. Think of it as stepping into a leadership role in your town's digital future. For a modest monthly or yearly fee, based on the size of your community, you unlock the ability to earn 50% commissions on every business, organization, place of worship, realtor, employer, or public figure you bring onto the platform. But here's where it gets even more interesting: Ambassadors also share in a 20% passive revenue pool generated by your town's champions. So you're not just earning from your own hustle—you're earning from the momentum of the whole movement. It's ownership, influence, and income wrapped into one role, all while helping the heart of your community beat a little stronger.

Local Business

If you're a local business, partnering with Connected Communities just makes sense. This is where your customers already live, work, and raise their families—and that's exactly where your story should be told. Instead of spending money on ads that disappear into the internet ether, Connected Communities puts your business front and center in the neighborhoods and towns you actually serve. You get to speak directly to the people who walk past your storefront, recommend you to their neighbors, and come back again and again. It's not just advertising—it's relationship—building. And when a business becomes part of the community conversation, it doesn't just gain customers; it earns loyalty.

Local Place of Worship

For a local house of worship, partnership is really about presence—and Connected Communities offers a way to be present where people already are. In the neighborhoods and towns you serve, this platform helps you share your message, your mission, and your moments of service with the people who need them most. It's a welcoming doorway for families searching for connection, for individuals looking for purpose, and for neighbors who may not know where to turn yet. By partnering with Connected Communities, your house of worship isn't just announcing service times or events—you're extending an open hand, strengthening bonds, and reminding the community that faith, compassion, and fellowship are always close to home.

Real Estate Professional

For a local real estate office or realtor, trust is everything—and Connected Communities is where that trust gets built naturally. This is where neighbors talk about their town, their schools, their favorite spots, and yes, where they're thinking about buying or selling. By partnering with Connected Communities, you're not just advertising listings; you're showing up as a local expert who understands the rhythm of the neighborhoods you serve. You can promote properties, share insights, and stay visible in a way that feels authentic and personal. And when the time comes for someone to make a move, they don't look for a name on a billboard—they turn to the realtor they already know from the community.

Medical Professional

For a local dentist or doctor, care doesn't start in the exam room—it starts with trust. Partnering with Connected Communities allows you to connect with the neighborhoods and towns you serve in a way that feels familiar and reassuring. It's a place to share your services, welcome new patients, post helpful health reminders, and stay visible as a trusted local professional. Instead of feeling like just another name in a search result, you become a recognizable, approachable presence in the community. And when people know you, trust you, and feel connected to you, choosing their healthcare provider becomes an easy decision.

Insurance or Law Professional

For a local insurance agent, agency, or law office, relationships are the business—and Connected Communities is where those relationships are built every day. This platform puts you in direct touch with the neighborhoods and towns you serve, not as a faceless service provider, but as a trusted local professional. It gives you a way to share your expertise, explain your services in plain language, and stay visible when people are making important life decisions. Instead of competing for attention in crowded ads or search results, you're showing up in the community conversation. And when the moment comes that someone needs guidance or protection, they turn to the name they already know and trust.

Local Organization / Group

For a local organization or community group, partnership is really about being seen, heard, and supported by the people you serve—and Connected Communities makes that happen naturally. This is where neighbors gather, share ideas, and look for ways to get involved locally. By partnering with Connected Communities, your organization gains a trusted place to promote events, recruit volunteers, raise awareness, and tell your story within the neighborhoods and towns that matter most to you. It's not just about visibility; it's about belonging. And when an organization becomes part of the everyday community conversation, support doesn't have to be asked for—it shows up.

Local School

For schools of every kind—public or private, preschool to university—connection is everything. Connected Communities offers a place where schools can stay meaningfully connected to the neighborhoods and towns they serve, not just as institutions, but as part of the community fabric. It's a simple, trusted way to share news, celebrate student achievements, promote events, and engage families where they already are. More than announcements, it creates dialogue and pride—helping schools strengthen relationships with parents, students, alumni, and local supporters. And when a school is visible, accessible, and woven into the community conversation, everyone benefits.

Local Apartment Complex

For a local apartment community, partnership is really about more than filling vacancies—it's about creating a sense of belonging. Connected Communities gives apartment complexes a direct line to the neighborhoods and towns they're part of, helping residents feel connected from the moment they move in. It's a place to share updates, highlight amenities, promote events, and introduce residents to local businesses and happenings nearby. Prospective renters get a genuine feel for the community, and current residents feel more at home. And when people don't just live somewhere, but feel connected to it, they tend to stay—and that's a pretty good return on investment.

Local Industrial Business

For a local employer or industrial business, success depends on more than operations and output—it depends on people. Partnering with Connected Communities is a way to stay connected to the neighborhoods and towns where your workforce lives and grows. It gives you a trusted platform to share job opportunities, company updates, workforce initiatives, and community involvement in a way that feels local and human. You're not just an employer behind a fence or a logo on a sign—you're a visible, engaged part of the community. And when employees and neighbors see that commitment, it builds pride, loyalty, and a stronger connection on both sides of the gate.

Local, state or national Park

For a local, state, or national park, the real magic happens when people feel personally connected to the place they're protecting. Partnering with Connected Communities creates that connection. It gives parks a direct, welcoming way to share trail updates, events, educational programs, and conservation efforts with the neighborhoods and towns they serve. Instead of being just a destination on a map, the park becomes part of the community's everyday conversation—a place families return to, volunteers rally around, and visitors respect and care for. When people feel connected to a park, they don't just visit it—they help protect it.

Local Shopping Center, Strip Mall or Professional Building

For a local shopping center, strip mall, outlet mall, or professional building, success is all about foot traffic and familiarity—and Connected Communities delivers both. It puts your collection of businesses directly in front of the neighborhoods and towns you serve, in a place where people already go to see what's happening locally. You can highlight new tenants, promotions, events, and services in a way that feels personal, not promotional. Instead of being just another stop along the road, your center becomes part of the community routine. And when people feel connected to a place, they don't just pass through—they come back.

Government

For a local elected official—or someone with the courage to run—success starts with listening, and Connected Communities makes that possible in a meaningful way. This is where neighbors talk, where local issues surface, and where trust is built one conversation at a time. Partnering with Connected Communities allows you to speak directly to the people you serve—or hope to serve—right in their own neighborhoods and towns. You can share your priorities, highlight community efforts, and stay connected without the noise and distance of traditional media. It's not about politics as usual; it's about accessibility, transparency, and showing up consistently for the community. And when leaders show up, communities notice.

Fundraising

When it comes to fundraising, Connected Communities offers something refreshingly different—something that actually lasts. Local organizations, schools, sports teams, and individuals can become Town Champions and turn everyday community connections into ongoing support. Instead of selling products or running one-time events, Champions earn 30% commissions when local businesses, places of worship, organizations, employers, realtors, and public leaders sign up on their town's Connected Communities site because of you. The beauty of it is that the fundraising doesn't end after a weekend or a season—it may keep working year after year. You're raising money while strengthening local relationships, supporting community voices, and building something that benefits everyone. That's fundraising with purpose—and a little staying power.

Content Creator

If you're a content creator, Connected Communities is like walking into a room where everyone actually wants to hear what you have to say. Whether you're crafting videos, writing articles, sharing photography, or highlighting local stories, this platform gives your work a home where it truly matters. You're not competing with the noise of the entire internet—just connecting with real people in real towns who appreciate authentic, local voices. Here, your content doesn't just get seen; it gets embraced. You can build a loyal following, spark conversations, and become a trusted storyteller in your community. And the best part? You're helping shape the identity of your town while growing your own brand. It's creative work with purpose—and an audience that's eager for more.

Town Visitor

Visitor Site

If you're promoting a state, region, county, or town as a destination, partnering with Connected Communities puts you right in front of people who are already dreaming about their next escape. Town members are constantly looking for weekend getaways, easy drive day trips, and places that feel worth the time away—and Connected Communities is where those conversations naturally happen. Instead of marketing to strangers, you're speaking to engaged community members who trust local voices and real recommendations. Your destination becomes more than a listing or an ad; it becomes a story shared by neighbors, a suggestion passed along, a place people can already picture themselves visiting. And that's how travel decisions are really made.

Advertiser

Picture this for a moment. You're running a business—maybe it's a cozy little café on Main Street, maybe it's a service you've poured your heart into, or maybe you're growing something big. No matter what you do, the success of your business comes down to one thing: connecting with the right people.

And that's exactly why advertising on Connected Communities makes so much sense.

Now, we're not talking about shouting into the void of some enormous platform where your message gets lost between cat videos and political arguments. We're talking about reaching real people—neighbors, families, community members—people who actually want to discover what you offer.

Connected Communities gives you something most platforms can't: precision with heart. You can choose exactly who sees your message. Want to reach a single neighborhood? You can. Want to promote across an entire town? Go for it. Looking to expand across your state or even the whole country? It's all there for you, simple and powerful.

Businesses advertise because visibility brings opportunity—and when you put your business in front of the right audience, the math is pretty easy. More eyes means more traffic. More traffic means more customers. And more customers… well, that's the good part.

But here's the real value: you're not just advertising. You're becoming part of the community's story. You're showing up where people live, where they talk, where they support each other. And when a community embraces a business, that business doesn't just grow—it thrives.

With Connected Communities, you're not just buying an ad. You're building presence, trust, and relationships—one neighborhood, one town, or one entire country at a time.

And that's a connection worth making.