Posts Tagged ‘church media’
Our Top Tools: Proclaim Online
Everything that can be automated, should be automated. If you’re a church that records their sermons, this is usually a time-consuming and lengthly process. From setting reminders to record, to training volunteers to capture audio and video, to mixing the track and exporting the file; this is not a simple process. In fact, it’s one…
Read MoreOur Most Recent Newsletter
Are you receiving our weekly newsletters? If not, you’re missing out on our weekly blog updates, partner news, incredible deals, insight from market leaders, and so much more. We start and end with the church in mind, and because of this, know that every newsletter we send out will reach your right where you’re at,…
Read MoreGive Your Best Stuff Away
We get asked the question all the time, “Why do you give stuff away for free, every week?” We have been told by peers, and even clients at times, that this is foolish. It’s a pace that is difficult to keep up, and that we should be charging people for our content. Here’s the thing:…
Read MoreFacebook Dark Posts
Imagine having the opportunity to hit your market right where they are at, with a very limited budget, and having it splash big for you. If you could reach 5000 people for $1 a day, would you do it? If your church could pump up the weekend’s service or an upcoming event that reached only…
Read MoreSocial Media Content Calendar for Churches
“If you want to serve people, then you must reach them where they are at.” We discuss this principle in video four of our video series, Creating a Web Presence that Lasts. Social media is not an option anymore, much like leaving the house without a cell phone. The world is drastically and dramatically different…
Read More5 Tips for Being Creative at a Moments Notice
Ask any church creative and they will tell you that one of the greatest hurdles they face is the need to be creative, and to be creative quickly. With the light-speed pace of social media coupled with peoples’ ever so shrinking attention spans, creativity is time stamped, and usually needed immediately. So the question is:…
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