Making Facebook Work for Your Church Part 3 – User Experience
Facebook attracts 2.23 billion active monthly users. While you likely don’t have the seating capacity for all of them at your church, let’s discus enhancing the experience of your average page visitor — the user experience.
Making Facebook Work for Your Church: Part 2 — Analytics
With a little exploration, experimentation, and know-how, Facebook can be an excellent tool to engage your parishioners and communicate with those on the periphery of your congregation.
Making Facebook Work for Your Church: Part 1 – Scheduling
Your parish’s Facebook page doesn’t need to feel like a thorn in your side. Over the next few weeks, we’ll take a look at a few key areas of your parish’s Facebook page. First up: Scheduling!
5 Signs Your Church Website Is Ready for a Makeover
In an ever-evolving digital age, it’s important for your website to reflect your vibrant parish. How do you know when it’s time for a makeover?
The Power of Push Notifications
If people are in your parish network, then chances are there is something they are looking for. Even if they don’t quite know what it is yet, push notifications could be the tool that helps them find it.
LPi Ushers in New Era of Technology Built for the Catholic Church
LPi has launched, WeGather, a cloud-based parish community builder integrated with a robust church member management system designed to empower Catholic leaders in ministry.
Bringing Boomers on Board
Last week, we took a look at engaging the baby boomer generation with technology. So you’ve got them engaged. Now what?
Top 10 Tips for Church Communication
It’s one thing to present a charming face to the community in print or online, but what do people experience when they pick up the phone to call your parish office?
6 Ways to Post Your Homily Online
Does your parish website serve as a news resource or staff directory? Tech-savvy pastors are harnessing online tools for communication and evangelization.
Why Bad People Love Your Church: Fraudsters & Online Giving
Fraudsters are cyber criminals who focus their energy on credit card and identity theft. They gather a list of stolen card numbers then test them out on low-risk, easy to use platforms. Here’s what we’re doing to stop them.
Should Your Parish Use Instagram?
There are 168 hours in a week. Your parish knows that less than one percent of that time is spent in the church. How can online communication and social media engage even further?
4 Tips for a Smart Summer
This time of year, your staff takes vacations, and the parish office might close early on Fridays. With summer right around the corner, how can your parish make the most of it?