Do you advertise on Facebook? Do you actively place posts and boost them to advertise special events, meetings, speakers etc? If so, do you think it is working for you? How do you know if it is or not, do you track it?Just wondering. We do a lot of it and I know it has raised our awareness among thousands of people ( mostly women from what I can tell) but I can’t see that it is increasing traffic to our church. We are getting a lot of visits to our website and facebook pages but it doesn’t seem to translate to people in the doors.
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brother jamesWe use facebook and twitter but by far facebook has been the most benefit to us.
We do use youtube and we have a good following on all of our social media platforms. We are live streaming some of our special services as well. However, what I think I am seeing is that in spite of all the following we have it is not bringing in a lot of new visitors in the doors. We track our visitors and few if any mark fb, yt as the reason for their visit, although perhaps they just aren’t relating how they became aware of us to any special social media but it still might have been an underlying reason. Maybe even subliminal.
Brother James,
if you present it properly. It isn’t costing us that much though and we use it as outreach but would like to obviously increase the numerical size of our weekly congregation and minister to them and thru them to our community. On another note, there is a company called Causely.com http://www.causely.com/reach