Modern Orthodox families
Highly educated professionals raising families, balancing careers, community and day-school tuition.
65%hold a bachelor’s degree or higher4
Orthodox Jewish community media · for national brands
AdWorks connects national brands with Orthodox Jewish families through the channels they actually use: community WhatsApp, email, and local, national and international news sites with wide readership.
One plan.One insertion order.One invoice.
The audience
1 in 6
American Jewish adults under 30 identify as Orthodox, compared with 3 in 100 of those 65 and older.1
$136K
to$188K
median household income reported by Haredi and Modern Orthodox respondents.2
1 in 5
Jewish households in the New York area identify as Orthodox.3
Orthodox Jewish families live in close-knit neighborhoods from Brooklyn and Lakewood to Miami Beach and Boca Raton. They book flights, insure cars and homes, open bank accounts, see doctors and shop for every holiday.
With more people under one roof, every one of those decisions is bigger. Orthodox Jews have their first child at 23.6 on average, five years earlier than other American Jews.1
Why mainstream media misses them
Where budgets usually go
Where families are
01
Network, cable and streaming spots simply never play in a large share of Orthodox homes.
02
Filters block open browsing and social media, so social and programmatic display campaigns fall short.8
03
News, community alerts, simcha announcements and deals move through WhatsApp groups and statuses, plus widely read local, national and international news sites and email lists.8
Getting it right
Modest imagery and plain, honest offers. Nothing posted on the Sabbath or Jewish holidays. Timing that follows the holiday calendar. We review your creative against community standards and adapt it where needed, so your brand lands with respect.
Who you reach
Orthodox Jewish America is not one market. It is a set of close communities, each with distinct neighborhoods, rhythms and trusted channels. We plan for each of them, and for all of them at once.
Highly educated professionals raising families, balancing careers, community and day-school tuition.
65%hold a bachelor’s degree or higher4
Large households, centered in Lakewood, Brooklyn and fast-growing hubs nationwide.
97,596day-school students, up from 47,643 in 19985
Yiddish- and English-speaking families, best reached through the community channels they trust.
4.7people per Haredi household, New York area3
A close-knit, entrepreneurial Syrian-Jewish community spanning Brooklyn and the Jersey Shore.
9.5%of New York-area Jewish adults are Sephardic or Mizrahi3
Where they live
From Brooklyn to Lakewood to the Five Towns, Orthodox family life centers on New York. In Chassidic towns like Kiryas Joel, the typical resident is a teenager and households average five.6
Orthodox share of Jewish adults, national hubs7
In Baltimore, one in five Jewish adults is Orthodox; in Cleveland, one in seven.
Where your ads run
We plan and buy across our media partners: the WhatsApp channels, email lists, news sites and community accounts families already read every day. Every outlet is named on your insertion order.
01
Your ad posted into community news and deals groups, where people already read the day’s news.
Best forLaunches, offers, local news
02
Image or video on popular community status channels, seen as people tap through their day. Runs for 24 hours.
Best forAwareness, holiday pushes
03
A dedicated send to established lists, from deals lists to regional and women’s newsletters.
Best forDetailed offers, sign-ups
04
Sponsored and pinned articles on leading local, national and international Orthodox news sites with wide readership, plus display banners sold by the week.
Best forCredibility, steady presence
05
Posts and stories on community accounts with large local followings.
Best forVisual products, younger families
06
Sponsorships of community livestreams and podcasts, and ads in community magazines and local papers.
Best forReach beyond the phone
List sizes are publisher-reported, read from our media partners’ current listings (October 2026). They are per list and overlap, so they are not added together as unique reach.
Timing
The Jewish calendar sets the rhythm of spending. Reach families a few weeks before each holiday, while they are planning.10
Begins evening of Dec 4, 2026
Gifts, toys, electronics, family outings
Best fit: Retail, e-commerce
Begins evening of Apr 21, 2027
Hotel programs and travel, kitchenware, groceries, new clothes
Best fit: Airlines, travel, retail, CPG
June to August 2027
Camp, family trips, visits to Israel
Best fit: Airlines, auto, insurance
Jewish New Year. Begins evening of Oct 1, 2027
Holiday clothing, food, gifts, travel
Best fit: Retail, CPG, airlines
Feast of Tabernacles. Begins evening of Oct 15, 2027
Family travel, outdoor and home goods
Best fit: Airlines, retail
Programs and pricing
National brands win by staying present. Start with a pilot, then run across every channel for a season, a quarter or a full year, planned, bought and reported as one campaign.
Program 01
Fixed price
$10,000
A first campaign to prove the channel for your brand.
Program 02
Starting at
$20,000
One season, such as Passover, Sukkot, Hanukkah or back-to-school.
Program 03
Starting at
$45,000
Thirteen weeks always-on across every channel.
Program 04
Starting at
$150,000
A year-round presence across all four major seasons.
Measurement and reporting
We tag, track and report every program in your systems, so this community shows up in your numbers, not just ours.
07.1
Every post carries a unique short link tagged with your UTM parameters. Traffic shows up in your analytics by channel, list, day and creative.
07.2
We work with your existing analytics, ad server and CRM. Send us your tracking tags, click trackers and naming conventions, and we build them into each placement wherever the format allows.
07.3
Before launch, we agree on the outcome that matters to you: site visits, offer redemptions, leads, store or dealer visits. Every report measures against it.
07.4
Weekly reports show which lists, sites, days and creative drive response. At mid-flight we shift spend toward what’s working and refresh creative.
07.5
Each placement comes with a timestamped screenshot and the publisher’s stated audience, so you see exactly what ran, where and when.
07.6
This audience lives in a few concentrated communities. That makes matched-market tests practical: run in some towns, hold out comparable ones, and read the difference in your sales or lead data.
Reporting rhythm
Kickoff
Plan and KPIsTracking set before launchWeekly
SnapshotPacing, proof and responseMid-flight
OptimizationSpend and creative shiftedEnd of flight
Final reportWithin 7 daysQuarterly
Business reviewQuarterly and Annual programsHow a campaign works
Orthodox Jewish families are reached through many small community outlets, each with different rates, rules and paperwork. AdWorks plans and buys across the outlets we work with and hands you one clean campaign, set up the way a national media team expects.
One plan.
One insertion order.
One invoice, net-30.
A short call about your product, your regions, your timing and your budget.
Channels, outlets and dates in one media plan, timed around the community calendar. You approve it and sign one insertion order.
We review your copy and images for community standards and adapt them where needed, then set up a tracked link for every placement.
Placements go live on schedule. You get a screenshot of each one as it runs, then a post-campaign report and one net-30 invoice.
Let’s talk
Ask for a free plan built for your brand and regions.