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The Come Back Effect: How Hospitality Can Compel Your Church’s Guests to Return by Jason Young & Jonathan Malm
In The Comeback Effect, we are asked to think about the connections we make with guests through their experiences. What exactly is hospitality? How do we practice it intentionally? And why is this so important for church growth?
December 17, 2019
Time to Dream It All up Again
We’re taking a break to go away and dream it all up again. But the archives are here and we've got other helpful initiatives.
Thank you. Keep telling the greatest story ever told.
How to Improve Church Websites on #cmschat
Last night's #cmschat on Twitter covered how to improve church websites and went to video chat.
Common Website Questions Google Analytics Can Answer
Google Analytics offers valuable insight for your church website. Assuming you know where to look. We explore basic questions Google Analytics can answer.
10 Reasons You Should Attend Certification Lab
Our next Certification Lab is July 17-19. We've got 10 reasons why you should be there, including access to instructors, connections, ongoing help and more.
4 Nonprofit Marketing Lessons for Churches
While churches are nonprofits, there's a lot we can learn from the nonprofit world about how to communicate. We cover mission, branding, advocates and more.
Texting in Church: It Can Be Good
We cover the why, how, what and best practices of texting your congregation. With open rates at 99% the real question is why isn't your church texting?
Learning about Creative Missions on #cmschat
Last night's #cmschat on Twitter covered Creative Missions and how church communications professionals like you can help other churches.
#27 & #28: Quit Being Trendy/Old Fashioned
Some churches are obsessed with the new and shiny. Others love the ancient traditions. And sometimes we care too much about those minor issues.
7 Ways to Build Relationships with Church Coworkers
Building relationships with church coworkers can make your life simpler and your job easier. Communication is all about relationships.
Social Media: Taking the Time to Respond
The reality is every social media notification is a connection and relationship to the kingdom work that God is doing, and that elevates that conversation.
How Email Automation Can Improve Ministry Communication
Email automation is a way to efficiently send timely messages and make your life easier. Plus you can better connect with your congregation and do ministry.
Outstanding Church Customer Service on #cmschat
Last night's #cmschat on Twitter covered the church's greatest marketing opportunity—customer service.
What Can You Control?: Making the Most of Your Position
Take initiative in the jobs you’re given, whether or not they are the jobs you wanted, and use those opportunities to showcase what you can do.
#11: Quit Caring About a Dress Code
Your Sunday best is a cultural tradition, not a biblical mandate. When churches strive to be respectable, they’re kind of missing the point.
Communication Audit: 24 Potential Channels to Consider
When our church communication efforts are floundering, we're tempted to borrow ideas from other churches. But it might be time for a communication audit.
San Antonio Certification Lab Recap
We had 31 church communicators join us for the San Antonio Certification Lab, a small group training event that impacted over 40,000 people.
