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Turn your weekly talk into a month+ of online content | Gear Up 6

Churches are "always on," yet you can't be. You need an "off time. We teach you to distinguish between projects (things that occur once a season or once a year) AND processes (things that happen repeatedly). 

When you automate the processes-- recurring events such as visitor follow-up, staff meeting times, etc.-- you not only create mental margin, you also free your energy to focus on the things that matter the most.

This means you must distinguish between projects and processesā€” most church leaders never think about either one, let alone calendar them and create systems to implement them.


In the Gear Up framework we talk about several processes...

I want to review TWO of them hereā€” as many churches make these after-thoughts, yet these can be growth engines that are easy to implement when done with a process / system.


šŸŽ™ļø Your sermon / message / talk

This is simple to doā€” and can be cheaply outsourced if you donā€™t have a team to do it.

Step 1 = Deliver the message (which will be placed somewhere online after itā€™s done). Remember, you may or may not be a candidate for live-streaming. Donā€™t do it if you canā€™t do it well.

Step 2 = Pull 3 (approximately) 3-5 minute clips from your talk (for social media, a blog, YouTube, etc.).

Step 3 = Pull 3 (approximately) 30-60 seconds clips for Instagram and/or TikTok and/or Facebook and/or stories

Step 4 = Find a few quote cards, pictures, etc., for other social posts

(Note: setting up some of this on the front end and actually writing some of your own posts will help your message prep.)

 

And now... 

šŸ“ˆ Leverage the talk and social media to grow your online audienceā€” and then invite people in closer.

Using a content calendar to share the above (see the module provided, ā€œHow to create a content calendarā€), grow your online audience with this 4-step strategyā€”

šŸ–„ļø Create a website using the guidelines weā€™ve outlined above (avoid the 7 mistakes; align with the 7 best practices). Be sure to collect the contact info of your visitors so you can communicate with them. Itā€™s best, recall, if you can retarget them based on what they opted-in for.

šŸŽ„ šŸ“» Place regular content on your siteā€” your full sermon, or pieces of it in blog form (at the bottom of each post, always have a ā€œnext best stepā€ to a related opt-in).

šŸ“±Post the shortest clips, pictures, and other forms of content on social mediaā€” but direct people from those small clips and images back to the bigger, new content on your website (i.e., the full talk).

šŸ“« Email everyone each week to let them know about the new contentā€¦

 

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Gear Up course = https://www.amplifyonline.info/GU 

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More about managing your content in the Content Creation Made Simple book = https://www.amplifyonline.info/CCMS 

See the video, Transform Your Talk into 2 Months of Content, free access at https://www.amplifyonline.info/multiply