Ministry Marketing Mindset Session Three (of 8)

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    Ministry Marketing Mindset Session Three (of 8) - Presentation Transcript

    1. Helping your church or ministry share the good news in ways that get attention and invite response from the people you want to reach
    2. Coaching Session Three
      • Meet the Bowtie Drills
      • Differentiate between internal and external audiences
      • Discover two research tools that will help you get in touch with your congregation and community
      • Understand key terms in marketplace research
      • Create a profile of your target audience
      Bowtie Drills
    3. Warm Up
      • We have take our first step toward the Ministry Marketing Mindset: Define Your Mission
        • We have been learning to asses our situation through SWOT and GAP
        • We started working on our 12 Key Questions
        • We talked about that people come first in ministry
      • Now we need to take a second step.
      • The next six steps are part of what we call the Bowtie Drills
    4. The Bowtie Drills
    5. The Bowtie Drills
    6. The Bowtie Drills
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    9. The Bowtie Drills
    10. The Bowtie Drills
    11. How to Speak to People
        • In order to really speak to people’s needs, you have to get to know them.
        • Effective communication begins when you know to whom you are speaking.
        • Looking at it the other way around, you could say ineffective communication happens when you don’t know to whom you are speaking.
    12. The Bowtie Drills
    13. Think like a Missionary
      • Imagine you are a missionary in a foreign country to an Unreached people group who has never heard the gospel.
      • The people don’t speak your language; have different culture traditions, theological backgrounds, technology, and other elements that make it a new environment for you.
      • What would be your first order of business as a new arriving missionary?
    14. Short Cuts or Short Circuits?
      • Many try to find short-cuts in this process
        • Reading books
        • Visiting successful ministries in other states.
      • Caution: If you only rely on these books and ministries it can become dangerous
        • Books and other ministries can’t tell you enough about the needs of the specific people you want to reach.
      • You need to “ write the book ” on your target audience
    15. Do your homework!
      • Just as a missionary begins working in a new mission field with learning, you must begin your ministry the same way.
      • You must know the people you want to reach. You must become the expert on the people you want to reach.
      • “ Know the people ” means you need to identify the specific target audience you are intending to reach.
    16. Paul in Athens
      • Hellenistic Jews
      • Approach:
        • Meet in synagogue
      • Presentation
        • “ Abraham to Jesus”
      • Gentile Athenians
      • Approach:
        • Meet in marketplace
      • Presentation
        • “ Altar to Jesus”
      Who were the people in Athens that Paul could reach with the gospel? What was his approach to each? Note: Only when you target a specific audience can you select the best approach and presentation to use.
    17. Targets?
      • In ministry communications these same principles apply. Think of the kinds of people “ out there ” who could be reached by a ministry.
        • People who are unchurched and unsaved
        • People who are unchurched yet are really saved
        • People who are in church but are unsaved
        • People who are in church and are really saved
      • How might each audience differ?
      • How might you approach the unchurched unsaved person versus the churched unsaved person?
    18. Step 2. Know the People
      • Greatest problem with ministry marketing is churches don’t select a target audience
      • Too often, churches are “preaching to the choir” even when they advertise in the general public
      • Who are you talking to?
        • Unchurched/Unsaved
        • Unchurched/Saved
        • Churched/Unsaved
        • Churched/Saved
      • Each one has a different set of needs
    19. Know both your audiences
      • Internal
      • VS
      • External
    20. Who were Paul’s Audiences?
      • Internal Audience: Jews
      • External Audience: Gentiles
      How was Paul’s communication enhanced by knowing his audiences?
    21. Benefits of having a target audience
      • Improves the effectiveness of your message
      • Clarifies the language you use
      • Helps you define the approach you will take
      • Helps you measure how effectively you have reached the people. (If you reach them your church will start to be filled with them)
      • Helps you when you are ready to select media channels for your marketing
    22. Two kinds of Information you need about your people
      • Primary Information (original research)
      • Secondary Information (research developed by others)
    23. Selecting your target audience
      • Look at your ministry
      • Look at our community
    24. Look at your ministry
      • People with skills to help you reach new people
      • Creative types
      • Civic leaders
      • Singers, musicians
      • Evangelistic people, missionaries
      • People who like social work
      • Business people (marketers)
      • Teachers
      • Graphic artists, Web Designers, Printers
      • Doctors, counselors,
      • Fix-it people
      • Etc.
    25. Look at your Community
      • Median age
      • Population by Age
      • Household size
      • Education
      • Median Income
      • Population distribution by Income
      • Housing type
      • Media housing cost
      • Occupation
      • Population by ethnicity
    26. Where to look
      • Denominational offices
      • Government Offices (Chamber of commerce, economic development, small business development offices)
      • Libraries (public and universities)
      • Organizations (charities, advocacy groups)
      • Companies (banks, real estate agencies)
      • Periodicals (newspapers, magazines, newsletters)
      • Internet sources (use the ones that are more official)
      • Professional research organizations ( Clairitas, Scan US, Nielson, Gallup, Local companies)
    27. A few terms
      • Demographics: Who are the people? information classified by sex, age, race, income, etc
      • Geographics: Where do the people live? State, city, region, urban, rural,
      • Psychographics: How do the people live? Their lifestyle, attitudes, values and shared cultural experiences of the members of the community
      • Religious Statistics: How many of the people are already actively involved in a church?
    28. Have you reached your target?
      • If you reach your target, the people on the inside of your church will look demographically like the people in your target audience outside your church.
      • If your church is different, you are not reaching your community.
      • Create a profile sketch of your target audience
      • Read “A Guide to Using Demographic Data to Reach People
      • Start a filing system to organize the information you gather about your target audience
      Your own marketing playbook Marketing Playbook

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