by Mpersaud | May 12, 2016 | Marketing, Media, Podcast, Resources
We dive deep into some strategies James River Church is using to grow to over 12,000 people in attendance every week. Steven Records developed a digital marketing department at the church and is actively marketing the church online using various inbound...
by Mpersaud | May 3, 2016 | Brand, Identity, Marketing, Media, Podcast, Resources, Vision
In this second part of our discussion on marketing, Ryan Wakefield shares practical insights into what churches can do to be effective in getting the attention of their community. He talks about Facebook, Google searches, emails, surveys and shares some...
by Mpersaud | Apr 26, 2016 | Brand, Identity, Marketing, Media, Podcast, Resources, Vision
Ryan Wakefield currently assisting Summit Park Church and formally James River Church joins us to talk about marketing and branding. We discuss the difference is between marketing and branding and how they work together to help churches grow. Ryan shares...
by Mpersaud | Apr 19, 2016 | Brand, Identity, Media, Podcast, Resources, Vision
We discuss creativity with Nik Goodner who has The Creative Church blog. In this episode, we discuss what creative churches are doing to reach people and why there is a need for churches to think creatively. Nik also gives some churches to follow who are doing...
by Mpersaud | Apr 13, 2016 | Brand, Identity, Logo, Media, Podcast, Vision
This week we interview Keegan Walsh of Living Hope Church in Chicago, Illinois. He lifts the lid on the job of a talented church staff media designer who also is the Student Pastor. Keegan gives tips on how he is able to get it all done and shares how he established a...
by Mpersaud | Mar 30, 2016 | Brand, Identity, Logo, Media, Podcast, Vision
The process of introducing a new logo to a church is discussed in this episode in a way that builds momentum toward the vision for the future. When a new logo is introduced with a fresh vision, most people will resist it naturally. However, you can be strategic...
