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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2019 · 30 MIN

Marketing your Church through Instagram

from MyCom Church Communications and Marketing · host United Methodist Communications

Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, is the second largest social network behind its big sibling, and it holds the distinction of being the fastest growing social media service. On today’s episode of the MyCom Church Marketing Podcast, our guest today is Steven Adair. Steven has worked in social media for United Methodist Communications including extensive experience working on Instagram, and today he serves as the interim director of Local Church Services. =============== RELATED Improve your Instagram ministry with one simple change Instagram basics: How to start using Instagram for your church How Instagram can breathe life into your media ministry  Live learning session: Instagram for churches =============== Enjoy the show? Leave a review: http://www.umcom.org/mycomreview Good reviews help other church leaders find us. Help support the cause! MyCom Church Marketing Articles: http://www.umcom.org/mycom Sign up for MyCom e-Newsletter sent twice monthly: http://www.umcom.org/MyComSignUp We’d love your input! Send ideas to [email protected]

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