
3 Tips For Summer Church Communications
When I’ve taught Sunday School classes, I’m always amazed how attendance fluctuated very little each week yet we had different
For the past month or so, my family has been planning a yard sale.
I don’t know what that means to you, but after having several of them, it means a lot of work, for a minimum payout. Sounds fun, eh?
Well, yesterday we held (hopefully our last) yard sale.
We followed a successful plan:
It worked. We cleaned up clutter, met neighbors, had lots of people. As a bonus, we even made more than we’ve ever made on a yard sale. Now, we have a nice budget to renovate the basement! Success. I love it.
As a business, it’s easy for your marketing message to get cluttered. You need to simplify!
It’s always easier to start simple and keep it simple, than to take something complex and make it simple.
Here’s a plan to simplify your message:
Clients have a way with adding the complications. They love to request more. Think about the simple idea of twitter and how fast the audience developed. Companies and products sprung up around the simple idea. But only after the audience was quite large. That’s when you can add product lines. AFTER the success of your simple product idea.
Don’t fall for the lie that you have to have a complex puzzle of interlocking products to attract a crowd. Simplicity sells.
When I’ve taught Sunday School classes, I’m always amazed how attendance fluctuated very little each week yet we had different
Church Rebranding, it’s all the rage. And it’s a great trend. In fact, if you haven’t branded or rebranded in
Everyone starts out in a field and seeks to learn from those around them. Eventually leadership sees skills that are
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