hey ! Doing great bro ! I am from Bangladesh,Dhaka . My church name is City Church Dhaka . we Upgraded our church by using some of your tips ! God Bless u dear !
If I wanted to reach Christians all around the world what would be the best targeting? I'm having a difficult time finding anything Christian related in the interests section when creating an audience.
Facebook Ads don’t need to be complicated! The best thing to do is just get started and experiment! And if you're wondering how this applies to a church without in-person gatherings whatsoever - I will say that I wrote this video about ten weeks ago and we've held off on publishing until now. I define 'bridge events' in the video as anything church-related that intersects with both community relevance and your church's mission. Generally, we think of this as an in-person gathering. But it doesn't need to be limited to that whatsoever. This exact same process could be applied to a digital context. It's the whole "what you post online if your Sunday service didn't exist?" adage. The principles don't change though. You may just need to think a bit more broadly here.
I've been "experimenting" during stay@home by boosting the post with youtube link for our sunday church @ home. Just $10-15 per week was all we wanted to spend. Trying different audiences (ages mostly), goals, etc. It's been fun and I'm interested to try with more exciting things. Our church is older and in general not social media savvy. But we have a lot of past members, member family members who still follow us on facebook. In general, they have been LOVING our online presence :)
So, we have done some facebook ads in the past. I was wondering if you have any additional insight on targeting an audience. We have mostly focused on geographical targeting within a reasonable radius. Besides geographical targeting, are there any other recommendations?
Mm. Thank the Lord the clarification in this video. As 2 designers who work at a marketing agency, we had a church come in for a strategy meeting wanting to run programmatic campaigns and instagram ads (not specifically for an event, just for the church location, I guess?). But we certainly promote the use of ads for events such as the ones described here in the video. I was afraid upon clicking would just be how to setup the ad manager and let loose, which will not be a good return on investment.
I Pastor a small church of 30-40 north east of Nashville, Tn. I use FB ads for our events. We have had great success. I have targeted people within a few miles, spend $20 for 2 weeks. Have had great responses.
Great vid! Super helpful. But, could you make a video or blog post that targets Facebook Audiences and how to best build a target audience so that your FB ad reaches the people we want to actually reach? We are in NYC so targeting is super important. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. It is very helpful. BTW, at 8:06, what is the name of that time device with title, slate etc? Where did you get it, and do you have an affiliate link? Thanks
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You add so much good to the Christian community. Thank you for your help!
Thank you for all the hard work you do to help churches reach people where they are at!
I love this channel. I don't do Church videos but this information still helps with promoting other businesses with my video work. Never stop!
Thanks Josh! So glad you're finding the content helpful 😊
Loving your content. It inspired me to pray about starting a Media and Communications Ministry at my church here in Jamaica.
hey ! Doing great bro ! I am from Bangladesh,Dhaka . My church name is City Church Dhaka . we Upgraded our church by using some of your tips ! God Bless u dear !
If I wanted to reach Christians all around the world what would be the best targeting? I'm having a difficult time finding anything Christian related in the interests section when creating an audience.
Facebook Ads don’t need to be complicated! The best thing to do is just get started and experiment!
And if you're wondering how this applies to a church without in-person gatherings whatsoever - I will say that I wrote this video about ten weeks ago and we've held off on publishing until now.
I define 'bridge events' in the video as anything church-related that intersects with both community relevance and your church's mission.
Generally, we think of this as an in-person gathering. But it doesn't need to be limited to that whatsoever. This exact same process could be applied to a digital context.
It's the whole "what you post online if your Sunday service didn't exist?" adage.
The principles don't change though. You may just need to think a bit more broadly here.
I've been "experimenting" during stay@home by boosting the post with youtube link for our sunday church @ home. Just $10-15 per week was all we wanted to spend. Trying different audiences (ages mostly), goals, etc. It's been fun and I'm interested to try with more exciting things.
Our church is older and in general not social media savvy. But we have a lot of past members, member family members who still follow us on facebook. In general, they have been LOVING our online presence :)
So, we have done some facebook ads in the past. I was wondering if you have any additional insight on targeting an audience. We have mostly focused on geographical targeting within a reasonable radius. Besides geographical targeting, are there any other recommendations?
Thanks, Brady. Your video was very helpful.
Thanks for watching Kameel!
Please can you help us on how to set up an ads for churches - tutorial
please sir
Thanks for the video, Brady. It's very helpful. Do you have any tips on audience targeting since we cannot use religion anymore?
Thanks for sharing Brady. This was packed with a bunch of useful nuggets!
Mm. Thank the Lord the clarification in this video. As 2 designers who work at a marketing agency, we had a church come in for a strategy meeting wanting to run programmatic campaigns and instagram ads (not specifically for an event, just for the church location, I guess?). But we certainly promote the use of ads for events such as the ones described here in the video. I was afraid upon clicking would just be how to setup the ad manager and let loose, which will not be a good return on investment.
Well that unraveled quickly at the end 😆😂 great stuff Brady!
The one time I leave the script up to improv 😂
if you help us how to set up an ads for our church - tutorial
Thank you for this !
how do you handle the changes at FB which prohibits targeting anything religion related? Changes came to effect Jan 19th 2022...
Any tips on this?
@@mdesiigns not yet…
I Pastor a small church of 30-40 north east of Nashville, Tn. I use FB ads for our events. We have had great success. I have targeted people within a few miles, spend $20 for 2 weeks. Have had great responses.
Love it Judson! So glad it's been a helpful tool for you and your church. 😊
Hey Brady! Off topic question, but what mic do you use? Your audio sounds great!
Great vid! Super helpful. But, could you make a video or blog post that targets Facebook Audiences and how to best build a target audience so that your FB ad reaches the people we want to actually reach? We are in NYC so targeting is super important. Thanks!
Tips on running church ads during covid?
Can you do a video related to Facebook Ads but not associated with an event?
What do you want to promote instead?
How do you track who has actually come to your church as a result of a Facebook ad?
The easiest way is to collect information through the Facebook Ad and then follow-up from there.
I find it hard to believe we are still questioning Facebook ads in 2020. Like how else does the church even reach people now day?
Great info!
Is there anyway I can call you or your team? We are in a very strange area but want growth in our church.
Now imagine if the creative is good too 🤯
lol
Glory to God
if only.
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Thanks for the video. It is very helpful.
BTW, at 8:06, what is the name of that time device with title, slate etc? Where did you get it, and do you have an affiliate link?
Thanks