
Yikes, People are Listening Differently (3 ways)
I remember years ago, on a summer vacation, my parents stopped near a lake to take a break from driving
All churches are communicating. A lot. But are people listening? Sadly, most of the communication coming from churches today is ignored: by the congregation (internal audience) and community (external audience). Yikes.
Let’s stop that. The gospel is so important, we NEED to ensure people will listen and engage.
These 4 rarely-used church communication tasks are all about CONTROL. As you’re communicating, you need to control communication to ensure the right people hear it and engage with it. So set goals for who should receive the information (resist saying “everyone” and decide on 2 or 3 targeted groups/personas) and what their preferred action is once they hear your messages.
These 4 church communication tasks are rarely done well. Perhaps why church communication fails so often. Let’s start doing them!
I remember years ago, on a summer vacation, my parents stopped near a lake to take a break from driving
Everyone likes to be found: that’s why Church SEO is important. Especially being found on Google (or Yahoo, Bing, etc.)
When I’ve taught Sunday School classes, I’m always amazed how attendance fluctuated very little each week yet we had different
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