While it helps that people have turned to the internet for their spiritual needs, you still need people to find your church to answer those needs. To ensure that happens, here are a couple suggestions to beef up your content and make your website worth finding. Make it shareable – Posting content on social media… Read More
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One man’s social comment can become your content
Although not all posts and comments on your social media feeds are “treasures,” many of the not-so-positive posts can be used to improve your digital ministry. The positive comments, however, are complete gems and should be shared all over the place! Here’s a couple ideas on how you can turn your visitors’ social comments into content…. Read More
It’s been a tough year…
2020 has been a rollercoaster of a year. Most of us haven’t made it this far unscathed. That being said, it might not be the easiest of years to find things to be thankful for. What’s the saying? “Challenge accepted.” Actually, our challenge for you this week is to prompt your congregation to get creative… Read More
Let’s Inspire a Month of Kindness
During the Advent & Christmas seasons, people love helping other people. Whether it’s helping a friend, family member, or someone less fortunate, the Advent & Christmas seasons tend to bring out the philanthropist in most individuals. That being said, can you imagine the snowball of goodwill we could inspire if we planned a full month… Read More
Put away the tinsel and fire up your computer
I know I don’t have to tell you that the holiday season is just around the corner. However, I would like to offer a few ideas on how to prepare your church website for the holidays. Let’s make sure your website is updated and ready for the season ahead (and your holiday visitors!) First things first,… Read More
Tell God your plans.
Ha! But really though, humor is a great way to make yourself, your website and your newsletters more personable and clickable. A word of caution, the more complex the joke, the more potential it is to flop and/or offend. Keep your humor lite and positive. You’ll want to be sure whatever you say can’t be… Read More