Ever wondered what you should share in your email newsletter every month? Here are a few ideas:   ✨New Content: Did you publish a new blog or case study? Share it in your newsletter. ✨Social Posts: Are you active on social media? Encourage your subscribers to follow you & engage. ✨Sales & Promotions: Do you have an upcoming sale or discount code? Tell your email subscribers. ✨Products & Services: Launching a new service or product line? Talk about it in…

Here’s a tip for choosing the best creative for your advertisements ⤵️ Use what’s working! Consider the type of content your audience engages with most online, and use that.  For example, if you’re thinking about running an Instagram ad, check your IG stats to learn the type of posts your audience likes, comments on, and shares the most.  Do they like your graphics with educational content? Your product photos or client testimonials? Your behind-the-scenes videos? When determining your ad design,…

Wondering how and where to promote your upcoming event? ✨Use Facebook Ads✨ Event ads allow you to target potential attendees based on their location, interests, and types of events they’ve attended in the past. As a result, you can be sure your ad reaches the right people. In addition, event ads allow you to include important details about your event, such as the date, time, and location. And best of all, Facebook makes it easy to track the results of…

Cross-promoting content is a great way to reach a wider audience and promote your brand. When you cross-promote your content correctly, it can increase awareness, website traffic, and leads. Here is an example of how easy it is to cross-promote your content: Say you write a blog post with Christian parenting tips. You could share a post on your ministry’s Facebook page about parenting tips and a link to your blog post for more information. By doing this, you provide…

Have you heard? Meta (the parent company of Facebook & Instagram) removed all Christian and religious targeting options from their ad system.  So, for faith-based businesses, charities, ministries, and organizations that don’t have a significant history of successful campaigns, Facebook is as good as dead when it comes to Christian advertising UNLESS you have an existing history of your own past ad campaigns, then you can still be successful.    If you don’t have your own past ad campaigns to work…