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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2022 · 21 MIN

Why Do Most Social Media Posts Fail?

from Small Church Media Podcast · host Marc Hyde Creative

Social media can be a tough nut to crack, especially since we are now living in a "pay to play" era of social media. Last week, we talked about the truth about social media, and this week, we have another "Debby-downer" type episode where we talk about why most social media posts fail. In this episode, though, I share some insights as to why many posts fail and provide answers as to what we can do to fix it! We talk the 4 main reasons why social media posts often fail, and then provide a quick fix and shift to help your church's social media get a must needed boost. Other Episodes You May Enjoy: HOW TO GET PEOPLE TO COME BACK TO CHURCH AFTER CHRISTMAS 3 EASY SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS TO HELP YOUR SERMONS LAST THE WHOLE WEEK THE BEST WAY TO GET FIRST TIME VISITORS TO YOUR CHURCH USING SOCIAL MEDIA Free Resource Center Links: Advent Readings and Advent Social Media Graphics Trendy Christmas Graphic Classic Christmas Graphics Other Information: Official Sponsors of the SCMP: Tithe.ly Help the Show: Leave Feedback   Connect with Marc: Email: [email protected] Website: https://smallchurch.media Website: https://marchyde.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/tmarchyde  

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