Should your church still livestream its services?
Today I want to talk about something a lot of churches started doing during Covid and then never really questioned again.
How to set objectives and measure church communication
Now, I need to ask you to bear with me today, because today's topic is a little dull, but it matters.
What should a church post on Instagram?
• A youth night graphic. • A women’s breakfast graphic. • A prayer meeting graphic. • A Sunday service graphic. • A Christmas event graphic.
How to organise church WhatsApp groups and announcements
It’s less about whether your church should use it, and more about the fact that most churches already do, in about twenty-seven different places, and nobody ever decided what any of it…
Local SEO for churches: how to help people find you
I recently got an email from one of our subscribers asking if we had any tips on SEO, especially for churches in the process of rethinking their website.
How often should a church send its newsletter?
I was on a call recently with Ryan, who runs Flock & Canvas with me, and a church we work with.
How to write better subject lines for church emails
Let's get straight to the topic today. Recently I was talking with an old client about getting their emails opened. Specifically, their subject lines.
How to use visual hierarchy in church communication
Let's get straight into this week's topic and today I want to start by taking you back in time.
What should a church homepage include?
Now, to be clear, you can make a great homepage without including every single one of these.
How to make church slides readable from the back row
Today's topic is one I promised in my very first email and then somehow never got round to.
Three ways to make church social media more engaging
Today we're back on the topic of social media. I want to outline 3 ideas that will immediately improve your church's social media. Before someone visits your church, they’ll often look…
How to promote church events by explaining their value
Today I want to talk about one of the most common reasons good church events end up with disappointing turnout.