When someone hears about your church, what is the first thing they do? In today’s digital world, most people do not visit your building first.
Churches today have more opportunities than ever to reach their communities online. A well-crafted Facebook or Instagram ad can introduce your church to hundreds, even
When Jesus gave the Great Commission, He commanded His followers: “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father,
Inspired by the Pro Church Tools Show episode: “People Are Asking ChatGPT to Find Them a Church. Are You Showing Up?” — Watch it here
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Well, yes and no. A version of SEO is dying. The one built on keyword stuffing, thin content, and gaming an algorithm. But SEO itself?
Every healthy ministry is built on strong communication. From coordinating volunteers and planning events to welcoming guests and supporting staff, the way a church communicates
One of the most impactful improvements we’ve made to our film process didn’t come from new gear, better cameras, or more crew. It came from
If your church is running Facebook ads (or thinking about it), it’s easy to assume success comes from one thing…a good photo, a catchy line,
When most churches create ads, they tend to focus on the details: service times, location, what to expect. But the reality is, none of that