4 Steps to Creating a Social Media Invitation Strategy
It’s easy for us to forget that visiting a church for the first time is scary. Here are four steps to creating a unique and warm church invitation strategy.
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It’s easy for us to forget that visiting a church for the first time is scary. Here are four steps to creating a unique and warm church invitation strategy.
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Elevation Church reaches over 40 thousand people a week through their livestreaming broadcasts. With over 15 different locations, Autumn English, the Digital Director of Elevation Church, had a unique challenge of sharing their recorded services. A New Experience In just under a year, English has seen incredible results from switching to livestreaming. She uses …
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To use social media well, you have to know how and why people use it, and develop a strategy to leverage that knowledge to reach your church’s goals.
While the future of technology is rapidly evolving, there are a few things we know for sure about where church technology in particular is heading.
Most churches in America (and around the world) are already creating and sharing content. You’re posting sermon recordings to your website or through your app. You’re sharing photos of your community on Instagram. You’re promoting daily scripture readings on Twitter and Facebook. Maybe your pastor has even started blogging or podcasting. While there are many …