The Ultimate Social Media Glossary for churches and nonprofits to understand social media and its definitions. Keep up with social media's evolving landscape by reviewing this comprehensive glossary of social media marketing terms.
While many churches have reopened their doors after having them closed for 3 months, some of these same churches face the inevitable: the possibility of having to close them again.
Over the past few months, churches all around the world have learned that the old way of church is passing away. The way we operated in our churches pre-COVID is just not a reality anymore as we have gone through this season of online church and continuing restrictions.
Evangelism is changing, especially in this modern digital age. How can we approach this new landscape of evangelism, this new harvest, to reach people for Jesus? This is the opportunity of “The Great Harvest: Using Social Media as an Evangelism Tool.”
Still not sure why video marketing matters to your church? This content style has a ton of benefits for growing your reach and making an impact with your audience.
Answering the top question we get, Is it OK to use stock photos on my website? We’re sharing our top reasons to use real photos instead of stock photos on your website.
Videos are becoming the most popular content type on social media. Every organization needs to understand how to use this trend to their advantage, to conquer social media, and get more eyes watching their content.
Here are 7 Practical SEO Tips For Nonprofits and churches to Rank Higher on Google. These SEO starter tips will help improve your rankings, which means your message will reach more people.
The past few weeks have been among the most unique and innovative weeks for the church in the modern-day. Churches all over the globe went from having in-person services and events to an entirely digital experience.
Mobile apps can be incredibly powerful platforms. But before your church begins building a mobile app, it's important to take a look at the pros and cons of mobile apps for churches.
This Christmas may look different this year. Get prepared for the biggest digital Christmas in history and make a lasting impact this Christmas!
Are you falling flat in your attempts to reach the current culture? It’s time to learn the language of this generation and the ones to come: the language of media.
The early 2000s were marked by the popularity of personal blogs and podcasts. Anyone with a working computer or microphone could easily voice their opinion about virtually anything via the World Wide Web. Then in 2005, YouTube came on the scene.
Are you trying to easily improve your designs? Let’s get back to the basics.
Facebook ads are the perfect way for your church to connect with people in your community. Here's a step-by-step guide to getting started with paid ads on Facebook.
Through the power of digital and in-person connections, you can build engagement at your church.
For the very first time in modern church history, the majority of churches around the globe will not be gathering in their usual places of worship this Easter. Instead, Easter will be celebrated in individual homes all over as families gather around their television and computer screens to join their church communities for worship.
This year, churches all across the globe have made a swift and essential switch to church online. Conducting this monumental change from in-person services to fully digital experiences is a change that has not been easy for anyone. We have all needed to get creative in our methods, media, and manners in which we connect with one another and continue to be a light to our world.
We’ve reached the fifth and final level of engagement - deployment. Just as a soldier gets deployed to serve, when someone puts their faith in Jesus, they are eventually sent on a mission that is much greater than themselves. Find out how to use this level of digital engagement to effect change in the world!
Discipleship in a Digital Age. When we engage online, are we working towards effective discipleship? In an age where the discipling landscape has changed, discipleship and digital engagement go hand in hand.
Design captivates us, catches our eyes, and fills us with wonder. That’s the first level of engagement in the digital space.
Design captivates us, catches our eyes, and fills us with wonder. That’s the first level of engagement in the digital space.
It seems as if “engagement” is the new buzzword in church culture. Discover the 5 simple steps to increase digital engagement in 2021
Over the last decade or so, online ministry has given churches the unique ability to reach people far beyond their four walls. When done well, church online has the capacity to grow your attendance, strengthen your giving, and increase your impact in a world that is desperate for Jesus.
Live-streaming your worship service a few months ago was just an added bonus to your existing in-person experience. But now, streaming your church service is the new norm. More people than ever are watching church online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even beyond the pandemic, online viewing isn't fading away, and it will likely never go away.
In this blog, we'll explore seven deadly sins of video creation for churches. While they won't kill you, they can make your production more frustrating and your final video less effective.
There are seven deadly sins when it comes to graphic design. Do you know what they are? Discover the 7 mistakes that make our graphics blend in with the endless scroll and hinder our impact.
The church has officially left the building! The church is online and reaching more people than ever. So here are 5 ways to engage your online audience during your church services.
The digital world is flooded with content, content, and more content. As more people find themselves online than ever, our church communities and organizations must meet people where they are: online.
Churches are among the many gathering places that have been directly impacted by this crisis. Our communities, which primarily thrive off of our Sunday gatherings, have been forced to learn a new way of existing. Churches all across the world have needed to make a drastic change over to digital.