5 Church Communication Resolutions
The first of the year is an excellent time for personal and ministry renewal, initiating ideas, and stopping things that
I have a pet peeve. I hate when people don’t respond quickly to emails, texts, voicemails. And it seems like the time frame for hearing back from people is growing. To me, it’s like saying something in a conversation and the other person just blankly stares at you with no reply.
It drives me crazy.
Statistics say that people respond quickest through text. Then emails. Then voicemail. In fact, people are less apt to check their voicemail than the other 2.
Recently, another study showed that the majority of people actually like getting branded emails. So what do those 2 things have in common?
Your clients/customers/audience have been communicating with you all year long. They want to hear back from you. Especially during holidays. Thanksgiving is coming up and you should have a way to send them a quick email to say “Thank you”.
Not a commercial message. Not a sales call. Just a simple reply to all their work. What do you need to do this effectively?
So go ahead; reply to your clients. The best way you can. You owe it to them.
The first of the year is an excellent time for personal and ministry renewal, initiating ideas, and stopping things that
When people walk through your church doors for the first time, they’re often seeking connection, spiritual help, or a place
Churches today struggle to stand out online. With so many search results competing for attention, how can your church be
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