Paid marketing – Google ads, Facebook ads, paid search results, etc. – requires more commitment and risk, but offers a bigger return.
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What if your marketing team was not just people in your department and not just all employees in your organization but your customers, volunteers, members, parents and donors? You can do it by creating a “we” culture.
You have a potentially huge marketing team and probably don’t even realize it. Find out who they are and how to get them on board.
When you get into social media, you open yourself up to people posting negative comments. Should you delete them? Ignore them? Respond? In today’s guest post, Ryan Choate looks at how to handle them.
You spend time and energy putting together your website. It would be terrible if no one ever found your page! Here are some ways to drive traffic to your blog or website.
What are our unchallengeable assumptions here when it comes to marketing on the internet in a Christian sphere?
Social Media is a different market place. Many people have made the mistake of thinking it’s like any other medium. They try to promote their product the way they would on any other medium… they shamelessly self promote… hello used car salesman.
Advertising doesn’t create interest; at best it creates awareness. And, that is not always a good thing. Cancer has awareness, and nobody wants that.
Would you like to get your product or service in front of thousands of Christian leaders? Sponsor a giveaway on Christian Web Trends. Here’s how…
Instead of talking about how great your product, service or organization is, be remarkable, tell your story & people will spread the word for you.