Course Introduction
Establish Ministry Strategy (Edit)
Ministry Sustainability: Christian Cultural Beliefs That Limit Your Ministry (BRETT WRITE)
Ministry Sustainability: Resource Allocation & Pruning (Edited)
Ministry Sustainability: High Performance Leaders & Burnout (EDITed)
Ministry Sustainability: Staffing A Digital Ministry (EDITED)
Ministry Sustainability: Solve Your Volunteer Problems Forever (EDITed)
Ministry Sustainability: Monetization
Ministry Sustainability: Building A Team Of Advisors (EDITed)
Ministry Growth: Jesus' 5 Step Outreach Strategy (EDIT)
Ministry Growth: Evangelism
Ministry Growth: Create Your Discipleship Strategy (BRETT WRITE)
Ministry Growth: Analytic Data - What Works & What Doesn't
Ministry Growth: Keyword Research Training (FILM THEN WRITE)
Ministry Growth: Website Design & User Experience Design
Church Growth: How To Create Impactful Church Graphics
Ministry Growth: Content Creation & On Page SEO Training
Ministry Growth: Live & Online Church Service Strategy
Ministry Growth: Digital & Physical Launch Training
Ministry Growth: Church Product Pages That Sell
Ministry Growth: Follow Up Strategy That Generates Engagement
Ministry Growth: How To Create Unlimited Value For Your Audience (EDIT)
Staffing The Follow-Up Marketer (EDITed) (Add graphic of funnel, close phase)
The Follow-Up Marketer
The goal of the Follow-Up Marketer is to build rapport with people in the Close phase of the church marketing. This is called lead nurturing. If the follow-up process is done well, your church members will successfully progress from one phase of your discipleship strategy to the next. To accomplish this, these are the skills your Follow-Up Marketer will need:
- Email Marketing Platform: The Follow-Up Marketer should be able to select, integrate, and implement an email marketing tool within the church website.
- Email Sequences: The Follow-Up Marketer should have the ability to strategically design multi-week or multi-month email sequences that provide value and call recipients to action.
- Content Creation: The Follow-Up Marketer should be able to coordinate with the Content Creator to make content for, texts, etc.
- Automation: The Follow-Up Marketer should be able to use the automation features in email marketing tools that will eliminate the need to manually send each email.
- Text Sequences: The Follow-Up Marketer should be able to create SMS and MMS follow-up sequences.
- Comment Responses: The Follow-Up Marketer should be able to implement a system to respond to comments, questions, ratings, and reviews left by viewers in various places online. Responding to these will often increase your Church’s standing in Google’s algorithm (as well as the algorithms of other search engines), and boost viewer engagement.
- Personable: The Follow-Up Marketer should be comfortable making phone calls or video conferences to quickly create rapport that will inspire action. Sales experience is plus in this area.
- Reporting: The Follow-Up Marketer should be able to measure the number and rate at which readers convert from emails, texts and other follow-up processes. Then they should send a report to the Marketing Director.
By putting together a digital ministry team that embodies each of these roles, your ministry will be able to get a foothold in the digital world and begin making an impact in the lives of many.
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