When Preaching Solutions, Do These Two Things First
Pastors have a unique, God-given responsibility: faithfully proclaim God’s Word. But with that, it’s helping people see its relevance in
I just got back from talking with a large church in Atlanta area about their branding, marketing and communications. Driving the 6 hours both ways was a time of recharging for me.
I like to be alone.
Don’t get me wrong, I value family and friendship, I love meeting with clients, I even enjoy teaching seminars with lots of people. But I cherish the times that I can sit and think. My mind wanders from topic to topic. I solve the world’s problems, I dream towards the future.
And then, something interrupts and screams STOP! Look here. Now!
A billboard will catch my eye and I’ll read its simple message. It diverts my thoughts to what it wants.
You can do the same.
People are wandering around the internet with purpose (or sometimes with very little purpose); they’re thinking about many things. It’s hard to imagine what they are. But when they stumble or click on your website, you need to know when and where they’ll look.
And surprisingly, people who come to your website will:
The solution? Make sure that 97% of the people who come to your website will see your logo (doesn’t have to be big); and a clear, simple, easy-to-remember positioning statement needs to be under the logo (that’s in the upper left corner).
It’ll be the first thing people see, and it’ll be the first step in delivering the promise that’s built into your positioning.
I’m a sucker for a good, short message. That’s why I ended up at a Dairy Queen on the way back home. I saw their billboard, realized their ice cream would be exactly the thing to satisfy my sweet-tooth.
Your positioning will do the same. People will stay and love your product.
Pastors have a unique, God-given responsibility: faithfully proclaim God’s Word. But with that, it’s helping people see its relevance in
As a pastor or ministry leader, you wear many hats. That’s an understatement, right? Spiritual shepherd, visionary, counselor, and often
Someone in your community or congregation who wants to know about your church ministries will probably Google you. Then go
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