Our Story
Innovating Homeschool Marketing Since 2007
Nearly two decades of building trust and pioneering tools for the homeschool industry.
What began with a homeschool magazine has grown into a family of brands serving over 1 million homeschool families. Today, Well Planned Advertiser brings together deep niche experience and enterprise-level marketing expertise, making us the only ad platform built exclusively for homeschool businesses.
Well Planned Advertiser
Technology + expertise, built exclusively for the homeschool industry.
A Well Planned Day Brand
Enterprise-Grade Tools
Powered by the same demand-side platforms trusted by the world’s largest advertisers.
Tailored for Homeschool Businesses
Adapted to the unique needs of a niche market where every dollar counts.
Beyond Ads, Into Strategy
Combining corporate-level marketing with nearly 20 years inside homeschooling.
From Magazines to Marketing Tech
From publishing roots to precision advertising, innovation has defined our journey.
What started as one mom’s effort to lighten the homeschool load has grown into Well Planned Advertiser, the only ad platform built exclusively for homeschool businesses. Here’s how the story unfolded.

Chapter 1: Publishing Roots
2007 Family Magazine and Well Planned Day Planners
Rebecca Farris launched Family Magazine and later the Well Planned Day Planners as practical tools for homeschool families. What began as resources to encourage and equip moms quickly grew into a movement, helping thousands of families organize their days and build confidence in their homeschool journey. These early years laid the foundation of trust and loyalty that WPA continues to build on today.
Chapter 2: Digital Expansion
2012+ Email Marketing and Interactive Convention
As the publishing division grew, WPA pioneered new ways for homeschool companies to connect with families. From launching the first homeschool e-blasts in the market to building digital ad placements across trusted websites, WPA created new channels of visibility for vendors. During this season, we also hosted fully interactive online conventions, bringing together voices across the homeschool community and shaping a culture of encouragement, connection, and growth.
Chapter 3: Marketing Innovation
2021+ DSP Precision and AI-Powered Strategy
When digital advertising shifted and traditional tools like Meta retargeting disappeared, WPA innovated again. We launched the first homeschool-focused DSP platform integrated with enterprise-grade systems like Amazon, Comcast, and Google — giving small and mid-size vendors the same level of precision as Fortune 500 brands. By developing shared pixel networks and AI-driven outreach tools, WPA helped homeschool companies collectively reach families at scale and turn disruption into sustainable growth.
Chapter 1: Publishing Roots
2007 Family Magazine and Well Planned Day Planners
Rebecca Farris launched Family Magazine and later the Well Planned Day Planners as practical tools for homeschool families. What began as resources to encourage and equip moms quickly grew into a movement, helping thousands of families organize their days and build confidence in their homeschool journey. These early years laid the foundation of trust and loyalty that WPA continues to build on today.
Chapter 2: Digital Expansion
2012+ Email Marketing and Interactive Convention
As the publishing division grew, WPA pioneered new ways for homeschool companies to connect with families. From launching the first homeschool e-blasts in the market to building digital ad placements across trusted websites, WPA created new channels of visibility for vendors. During this season, we also hosted fully interactive online conventions, bringing together voices across the homeschool community and shaping a culture of encouragement, connection, and growth.
Chapter 3: Marketing Innovation
2021+ DSP Precision and AI-Powered Strategy
When digital advertising shifted and traditional tools like Meta retargeting disappeared, WPA innovated again. We launched the first homeschool-focused DSP platform integrated with enterprise-grade systems like Amazon, Comcast, and Google — giving small and mid-size vendors the same level of precision as Fortune 500 brands. By developing shared pixel networks and AI-driven outreach tools, WPA helped homeschool companies collectively reach families at scale and turn disruption into sustainable growth.Meet the Founder Behind Well Planned Advertiser
35+ years helping education companies understand, reach, and serve homeschool families.
Well Planned Advertiser combines decades of homeschool experience with data-driven marketing systems to help education companies reach the families who are actively searching for educational solutions.
Rebecca Farris
Founder & Chief Market Strategist
Rebecca has spent more than three decades studying one audience: homeschool families.
As a homeschool graduate, mother of five, publisher, entrepreneur, and founder of Well Planned Advertiser, she has helped shape how education companies understand one of America’s fastest-growing education markets.
Today she leads the development of homeschool market intelligence, AI-powered customer discovery systems, and nationwide education marketplace initiatives that help businesses identify opportunities, reach the right families, and grow with confidence.
- ✔35+ Years in Homeschooling
- ✔Homeschool Market Intelligence
- ✔AI-Powered Marketing Strategy
Built for the Homeschool Market. Powered by Intelligence.
Unlike traditional agencies that adapt general marketing strategies to education, Well Planned Advertiser was built specifically around how homeschool families discover, evaluate, and purchase educational products. Our proprietary market intelligence, AI-assisted workflows, and experienced marketing team work together to help education brands reach the right families with greater precision, efficiency, and measurable results.
Our Advantage
Trust, technology, and insight, built exclusively for the homeschool market.
Decades of Niche Trust
With over 35 years inside the homeschool community—first as students, then as parents, and now as innovators—the WPA team brings unmatched credibility to the market. That history has produced trusted brands families rely on year after year, from Well Planned Day Planners to Family magazine and national homeschool conventions. Those touchpoints created the most established channels in the industry, where parents naturally gather for guidance and resources.
By layering that legacy of trust into today’s marketing system, WPA ensures every campaign begins on solid ground: messages delivered through familiar, respected channels that homeschool families already know, value, and share with others.
Enterprise Technology, Tailored for Homeschool
Well Planned Advertiser is the only platform that combines deep homeschool knowledge with enterprise-level technology. WPA connects your brand with homeschool families through a three-part system designed for impact. Prospect Email Outreach introduces you directly to 1.6M+ verified families with a steady, personal drip that builds trust from the start. Programmatic Reach then keeps your message visible across curriculum sites, blogs, streaming content, and news with display, video, and audio campaigns. Finally, Audience Access lets you extend that reach inside Meta—running campaigns in your own voice, building lookalikes, and staying in front of the families who matter most.
Looking Ahead
Preparing today for the opportunities of 2027.
For the first time in our nation’s history, federal tax liability will allow families and corporations to direct a portion of their taxes to support private education and homeschooling. This change is expected to inject tens of billions of dollars into the education landscape by 2027 — and we anticipate record growth in homeschooling — reshaping how families access resources and how companies reach them.
In anticipation of this shift, we are launching new initiatives and brands beginning in January 2026 to educate homeschool families, private schools, and the general market on how their tax dollars can be redirected to expand educational choice.
Alongside these efforts, Rebecca Farris, CEO of Well Planned Day, also serves as Chairman of the Board for a newly established Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO). This nonprofit ensures that educational funding will be managed with transparency and accountability, safeguarding both families and companies as this new era begins.
Meanwhile, Well Planned Day is building the infrastructure that will connect everything together. We are developing a nationwide marketplace where families can confidently find resources, paired with advanced AI software that provides authentication, verification, and efficient fund management. These systems are designed to scale, ensuring that tens of billions of dollars in funding can be deployed effectively — and that homeschool and private school companies are positioned for growth.
For advertisers, this means confidence. Working with Well Planned Advertiser today ensures that you are not only reaching the homeschool market now, but also aligning with the organization that is building the systems, partnerships, and technology to lead the future of education funding.
Homeschool Marketing Insights
A complete guide to the people, strategies, shifts, and future of the homeschool market.

Market Fundamentals

Reaching Families

Changing Landscape
