Digital Marketing training coming this spring


Learn to manage a church's digital landscape in ~5hrs/week

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...In the spring, I’m running a free training program teaching you how to manage a church’s digital landscape in about 5 hours/week.

I’ll teach you:

  • Basic marketing best practices
  • How to set up and run a successful social media account
  • How to edit sermons and sermon clips
  • How to format/write/send email newsletters that people actually read
  • Regular website updates that should be happening, including basic SEO info
  • In short: The formula that’s provided really exciting results for my clients in about 5hrs/week

Pre-reqs (please be honest with yourself):

  • You must already be comfortable with technology
  • You must have some interest in graphic design
  • You must be familiar with Canva, both still images and videos
  • A Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube user
  • An avid learner

Why free?

I could certainly charge for this course, but I feel that would go against my personal and professional values. I taught myself everything I know with information I found for free on the internet. I'm simply passing it along!

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Interested? Reply and I'll get you on the list to receive information this spring!

Grace Ungemach

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