I'm back! It's been a while but I talk about why and what's coming. Can't wait to dive back in!

How do you create content when you can barely juggle all the things you have to do? It's crazy that you have to do all the work and come up with and create content on top of that! Well, you've already got a content machine, you just have to put it together. Like that shelf from Ikea, there are pieces you can put together to make it work for you.

Creating content always seems to be the problem. There's just never enough time. That's why you need a content machine. What's that? It's a way for you to start being consistent in creating content. Listen to this episode for all the details.

It's the final episode of this one and it finishes strong! These four things are things you can put into practice now and start seeing results.

Still think email marketing is not worth your time? The majority of churches and even businesses aren't putting enough effort into it. This is an amazing way to reach people if you know how do it right...and it's not really hard. You can do this! Make sure you check out all three episodes!

As usual, I went way too long on this one so naturally, I had to split it up into 3 parts. I've laid out some practical steps that you can implement right away to see a lot more engagement from your emails.

Ok, so I said that podcasts would be releasing on Mondays. This one took a bit more research and time to produce but I promise it's worth it! You don't want to miss this one. If you don't know where to start on building a marketing strategy, or you're stuck on one, or you just want some ideas, this is definitely for you!

Don't you hate having a huge attendance weekend and not see much, if any, growth from it? Today we're talking about the 3 simple things you can do right now to get a jumpstart on growing from your Easter weekend. If you want some completely free resources you can download my Easter follow-up plan at sociable.church/followup.

Check out this special announcement about upcoming changes.

Should you have a Facebook Group or Page? What's the difference? Why is this all so confusing?! Groups vs. Pages...Let the battle begin!