Branding is more than just logos and fonts. In this week's tutorial, we are chatting about how you can build brand recognition for your church or ministry. Listen in to some helpful tips so you can understand your community and how they respond and recognize you.

This is a tutorial we never wanted to make, but also know how important it is to address disappointment. It's not just a today or this year problem, and will likely (and unfortunately) be something we will face in the years to come.

For this video, we're addressing the question: "How do we respond to disappointment?"

So you're planning for your Fall Launch or preparing for Christmas. How do you pull off a special event at your church? Here are a few key points to consider!

So you've built a stellar website and now want to optimize Google so people can find information about your sites, services and more. Here's our beginner's guide to getting you started.

Congratulations on your new job! Just like any new role or new company you're working for, there can be some nerves when you're getting started. We're here to give you our best pointers if you're starting a church job. Check them out!

There are 5 key pages you need active and updated on your church website. We've included them here, as well as some tips to make your home page as easily navigated as possible.

"Engagement" is such a buzzword when it comes to social media...but what does it really mean? How do you measure whether your content is resonating with people online? Check out our tips!

Have you ever thought about what makes an email really "open-able"? How do we write unselfish emails? Are we really thinking about other people more than we are thinking of ourselves when we're writing and planning?

With the help of Jenny Randle (creative agency, leader, writer and Emmy award-winning editor!) we're providing you with some tips to help stretch your sermon content into shareable, conversational posts all week long. Sometimes breaking your longer sermon down into shorter pieces will allow your community to discuss and process the great sermon, a little bit better.

I'm chatting with a friend and creative engagement genius, Ian Mayhew. This tutorial is all about creative tips and tricks you can use to make your sermons more memorable. No gimmicks, no excess, just a few helpful pointers to help you understand how to connect with your audience better and allow your sermons to "stick" in people's heads, longer.