Posts Tagged ‘social media’
Who’s Your Target?
How to win with Facebook advetising and marketing in general. This is the beginning of something much larger. We’ve been running Facebook ads for a long time now. We’ve used ad partners, ad dashboards, launched full campaign kits with very little capital and ones with thousands upon thousands of dollars. We’ve seen it all and…
Read MoreSocial Media in 2017
“Reach your audience where they are at.” We want to start 2017 off with a month of clarity. Throughout January, we will be bringing you leadership development resources and tools that will help refine your processes, as you narrow the focus in your ministries. It is our aim that as we both do this, we…
Read MoreLeadership Wisdom on Messages that Matter
The more you add to the messenger, the more you take away from the message. It’s common a business principle that you need to be able to look past the messenger in order to focus on the message. Not every high capacity leader is a high quality speaker, nor are they someone who can craft…
Read More10 Steps to Perfect Facebook Ads
How can you best reach your audience online? We’ve already shown in past blogs just how difficult this challenge is, where with the changes to Facebook algorithms and how often a post may or may not show up online. We’ve give you tips on how to make a large splash through Facebook check-ins, and even…
Read MoreHow to Create Amazing Images for Social Media
“If you want to reach your audience, then you must reach them where they are at.” And where are they? They’re on social media, to the tune of over 92%. The thing is, it’s not just that you need to reach them on social media, but that you must also be able to start and…
Read MoreGrowth Hacking for Churches
One of the great and grand ideas of marketing is to create a system that allows your top shelf products, lower shelf accessibility. We’ve spoken about this before, in that when you make your top shelf lower shelf accessible, you are creating a system that allows anyone and everyone to have “the good stuff”. In…
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