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Posts Tagged ‘guerrilla marketing’
Getting Started: Kelvin Co
With 25 years of communication experience, Kelvin Co shares his insights on getting started in church communication.
Power to the Pews Poll Results
During our Power to the Pews series exploring guerrilla marketing we asked what kind of guerrilla marketing you'd do for your church.
Power to the Pews: The Story Our Lives Proclaim
As our Power to the Pews series draws to a close we reflect on the most important aspect of guerrilla church marketing: Practicing what we preach.
Power to the Pews: Youth Leading By Example
Teens are the perfect example of guerrilla marketing because they're always sharing stuff online. Here are some tips for how you can make the most of that trend.
Power to the Pews: We’re All Content Creators
Everyday people are the ones who create, report and share the news today. From the US Airways plane landing in the Hudson River to Super Bowl commentary. People create their ...
Power to the Pews: Internal Marketing
There's a lot the person in the pew can do to make your church shine on Sunday morning, and in some cases it's stuff the staff just can't do.
Power to the Pews: Paint the Web
Promoting your church online is simple and easy. Here are a few basic ideas from Facebook to links that anyone in the pews can try.
Power to the Pews: Paint the Town
Make sure your community knows about your church: Paint the town. Flyers and signs and bumper stickers, oh my!
Power to the Pews: The Invitation
If we're going to get lay people promoting their church we should probably talk about the most obvious way they can do it.
Power to the Pews: Create Content
Our guerrilla church marketing series continues with some practical ways the people in the pews can do church marketing.
Power to the Pews: Guerrilla Church Marketing
If your church marketing sucks, maybe it's time to do something about it. A new series exploring how the people in the pews can market their church.
