My journey began when a church I was working for redisgned their website and decided to move its newsletters from print to email.
I later redsigned and updated its website in squarespace. COVID has had a severe affect on most churches and small non-profits. People have not been coming in the doors and new methods are needed to reach potential members and donors.
Recently I began to work with a small church to create a digital communications plan. It began with creating a website, digital weekly newsletter and daily social media posts. I have a vested interest in helping this and other non-profits grow, as a result my rates are very affordable. Contact me about how I can help your non-profit grow and rebuild through an online prescence.
People have changed the way they find organizations in which to become involved. Before they enter the building, they use the internet and social media to learn more about the organization. What you post reflects who you are and who you attract. Not having a social media presence or only livestraming church services, can indicate that your church is out-of-date, or does not want people to know what it is really are about. Social Media can help people to feel confortable with an organization before they enter the building.
Our world is becoming more visuallly focused. Do you have a website? Is is visually appealling or overwhelming? Is it updated weekly or more if needed?
There are many big and small factors to consider in your online presence. Many small non-profits and churches overlook these details, do not have experience or think they cannot afford to hire someone dedicated to digital communications. I am willing to work with your organization and carefully plan and maintain a digital presence which can increase your organization's income.
