
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
I was speaking recently to a group of business owners and someone raised his hand and sheepishly spoke words that I’m sure a lot of people in the room were thinking, “Twitter and Facebook are a waste of time!”
Social networking seems to be discussed everywhere. But should it be part of business? Or just a personal, fun fixation that is sweeping the nation.
What do you think? Here are a few things to consider:
So, go for it. Remember that relationships take time but they pay off. If they don’t, take the time to review how you’re using social networking. And like all sales strategies, don’t be scared to scale it back.
No matter how you look at it, it’s worth the try. Let me know how you’re using it — and what has or hasn’t worked for your organization!
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.
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