
It’s After Easter. Now What? 5 Tips for Church Communication.
The celebration of Easter is over, and Pastors are wondering what to do next. The church calendar focuses heavily on
The other day I was driving to Atlanta. I was thirsty, tired, and I needed a PepsiMax (not a shock to anyone who knows me). I stopped at a Gas Bar at the next exit. I was in a hurry and hated to stop, so I took the opportunity to gas the truck up. Once I was done, I ran into the store and went to the Pepsi Cooler. Regular Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, and every other kind of Pepsi soda; but no PepsiMax.
I asked the store clerk who helpfully said, “What a PepsiMax?” Grrrrrrr. So I ended up leaving and stopping at another exit where I finally got what I needed.
If you have a truly amazing product, you must have it available at the right place. Or your audience won’t discover it (or find it).
Here are 3 things to consider in order to make sure your placement is correct:
You’ve probably figured it out already, that it gets easier and easier to be in the right place, if you have a clearly defined, targeted audience. The smaller the target, the easier to figure them out. Start small, get successes and then grow! I may just go have a PepsiMax now…
The celebration of Easter is over, and Pastors are wondering what to do next. The church calendar focuses heavily on
A good Pastor’s welcome video on your church website can introduce your church and set the tone for the entire
It’s important to establish a rhythm to communicating to a new member. As visitors attend your church in person or
Discover your thread®. Be Known for Something® relevant and needed. Pastor, control your church brand and be heard again.
– Discover Your Audience
– Build Your Brand
– Communicate & Be Heard
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