Abstract: This international Social Commerce case study examines the structural and economic framework conditions of digital concepts within the non-profit sector. Using the project Find2God as an empirical example, it analyzes how non-profit organizations (NPOs) can establish independent revenue streams through AI-driven content infrastructures. The findings deliver data-backed insights for digital management at the business location of Cologne. The economic relevance of the global market is substantiated by a projected market growth of 29.1% CAGR. For stakeholders in the field of digital business as well as modern non-profit organizations in the Cologne/Rhineland region, this creates new fields of strategic action. Systematically linking automated content marketing with audience-specific niche e-commerce enables the acquisition of previously isolated market segments. In this context, the Find2God project serves as an empirical research object to evaluate performance marketing metrics within religious niche markets. International Social Commerce Case Study: Key Findings ▪ Audience Reach Efficiency: The evaluation of a standardized pilot campaign documented 6.2 million impressions at a quantified CPM of €0.27. This value ranks significantly below the established industry average. ▪ Automation Level of Content Infrastructure: Scaling video production relies on an automated AI infrastructure (driven, among others, by the synthetic characters Joshua and Rebecca), …














