One master image
One image sets the tone; the other pieces line up behind it instead of going off in all directions.
one single directionA highlight to announce: the poster, the posts, the newsletter, the video and the slides prepared together, around one message, with the schedule to match.



★★★★★Example: "The Christmas service on 20 December."
You give the message and the date. The materials are prepared together, not one by one.
One image sets the tone; the other pieces line up behind it instead of going off in all directions.
one single directionThe same message adapted to the right formats, ready to review before sending.
consistent with each otherFor the screen in the hall, exportable as PPTX or PDF.
no retypingWho publishes what, and when: before, during and after the event.
right up to the day
Marccampaigns & emailsPreparing and publishing remain two separate acts: you approve each piece before it goes out.
The Bibleo differentiator: a single brief, and all the materials of a key moment come out coordinated.
A single art direction, adapted across the campaign's poster, posts and video.
The central message structured and aligned with the theme of the key moment.
A series of coherent posts, ready for Instagram, Facebook and more.
An announcement Reel in the campaign's colors, ready to broadcast.
The announcement and reminder email, in the same visual universe.
Ruth schedules the sending, publication and reminders — you keep the thread.
The church month brings the event, the team's tasks and the plans into one view — grid or list.
Preparing a key moment means juggling the poster, the sermon, the posts, the video and the calendar — often in a rush. A Bibleo campaign starts from a single brief and produces all these materials in a coherent universe, then Ruth schedules them. One idea becomes your whole communication, ready to broadcast.
one brief → all the materials
A series, a theme, an event. In one sentence.
Visual, sermon, posts, video and newsletter, coordinated.
Sending, publication and reminders scheduled. You validate.
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Concept
Poster
Posts
Video
Email
Schedule
The real flow of a Bibleo campaign — each milestone is produced, scheduled and tracked by the team.
Theme, audience, period, channels. The master concept is born — it will guide all the materials.
Poster, posts, video, newsletter: each agent adapts the concept to its format.
Ruth schedules everything: staggered posts, announcement email, team reminders.
Everything is in place. After the event: thanks and follow-up, already ready in the journal.
“Avec Bibleo je peux revoir tous mes supports d'enseignement pour les petits et aussi les plus grands ! C'est tellement facile à utiliser et David est à l'écoute si j'ai besoins de conseils ou d'adaptation. Je recommande vivement ! ”
“Bibleo a simplifié toute notre communication Annonces, présentations et visuels sont prêts plus rapidement, avec une cohérence que nous n’avions pas auparavant. La préparation est devenue beaucoup plus fluide.”
“Créer des mini-livres pour les enfants est devenu simple Les histoires bibliques sont transformées en mini-livres prêts à être utilisés, adaptés à l’âge des enfants et faciles à réutiliser d’une séance à l’autre.”
Three pieces are enough to make a campaign. It is mostly a way of forgetting nothing.
A poster, a post, an email: the minimum to announce, without leaving anything to the last minute.
Every piece is shared, reviewed and approved by the person responsible.
Christmas, the new season, a church weekend: the campaign keeps everything, and you start from there next year.
A consistent series rather than isolated content, week after week.
"We are a small team, this feels too big."
A campaign can be just three pieces: a poster, a post, an email. Nothing obliges you to produce everything.
"We are not going to publish texts written by a machine."
No piece goes out without your review. The message itself comes from you: the campaign adapts it, it does not invent it.
"Our current tools already do the job."
Keep them. What changes is that the pieces arrive already connected instead of being made one by one.
It gives several pieces a shared context: message, audience, visual direction and deadlines. You can prepare the variants without redefining the project at every step.
No. Choose the ones that serve your highlight: artwork, sermon, posts, newsletter or video. Start with what matters most.
Preparing content and publishing it are separate steps. Approve the materials and set up the connected tools for the available actions; you keep the calendar and the decisions.
Yes. Review the results, refine your request and adapt the materials before using them.
Yes. Documents are shared with the people attached to your church, who open them, fill them in and tick off what is done.
The campaign keeps the materials, and a wrap-up can be written: what worked, what needs revisiting, and a thank-you message for those who took part.
One free creation, no card needed. You choose what goes out, and when.