Most church leaders work around 25 hours a week. This means that they spend a lot of time on social media.
During this time, many church leaders would not list social media as their top priority. This doesn’t mean that they think it’s necessary.
Most of the time, pastors are checking their social media accounts every day. They see the requests from Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
They know they should be engaging with people on social media.
For many church leaders, it can be difficult to find the time to post something on their church’s social media platform. They don’t know where to start, how to connect with others, and most of all, they don’t want to say anything at all.
You don’t need to be an expert in digital marketing to implement a social media strategy.
Jesus said that He would go into all the world. In today’s world, we need to show up in all the places that people are on social media.
While social media has a reputation for being negative, it can also be used to encourage and spread the truth about the Gospel. Follow these simple guidelines to keep things uplifting and positive.
The best social media strategy is one that brings the most engagement, and it should be focused on cultivating conversations and engaging in them.
Most discipleship comes down to teaching. It can be done in various forms, such as livestreaming, blogging, and video recordings. Social media is an excellent way to share content with people.
In this step, we will walk you through five steps to create a strategy that will help you connect with people and share the Gospel.