Hey there, a link to my booking page is in the video description.

Hey, check out my playlist/ full course on SEO. There is a bunch of videos breaking down every part of keyword research.

Hey Michael! Glad it helped!

Hey, thanks so much for your thoughtful response! It sounds like you and your ministry team are really doing some awesome work in your community and are meeting some powerful needs. There is a second part to the concept in this video about meeting needs which is about creating Biblical incentive structures withing churches. Jesus doesn't just meet needs. He meets needs and then calls his audience to action so they can then get what truly matters. In doing so he requires something of his audience before they receive the next greatest thing he has for them. Some passages where you see this are, "Go and sell all your possessions to the poor, then come follow me.", "Follow me and I will make you fishers of men", " Let the dead bury their own dead". I have covered that in this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6izinatrbadmbs and would love to hear you feedback in the comments there! God bless

Thanks for your comment! The answer is Both. Exhaustion, poor workplace boundaries and a lack of positive incentive structure will work against anyone. While getting paid is a positive incentive, people who are staff get burnt out at their place of work all the time. As a matter of fact, getting paid can actually lead to faster burnout when the pay is poor and the workload is high (which is the case for many pastors). This leads to feeling of being underappreciated and even being taken advantage of. Volunteers on the other hand work just as much as pastors at their own jobs, but then feel obligated to work (volunteer) at church in addition to their day job. The reason given in many churches we have consulted with ultimately boils down to something like "It's you duty to the lord to volunteer". Without proper incentives this leads to resentment and burnout as well. You can resolve these issues. For example, our interns over here at Clickmill commit a minimum of 500 hours of work and education to our 6 month internship programs. They put in anywhere between 20-40 hours a week and they are EXCITED to do it. Not only this, but when their 6 month internship is over, many of them choose to stay longer (a full year in some cases) because they feel inspired and excited because they feel they get more than it takes. We get applications almost everyday into our internship program because the incentives are properly balanced. You can see how we structured our incentives at the internship link: clickmill.co/christian-marketing-internships/

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This is just the beginning! The tools coming out will only make things faster from here. We just want to use them while staying true to the Word!

Yea! We have tons more training over on clickmill.co!

Hey, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. If you would like more content like this, check out our free subscription plan over at clickmill.co, where you get access to multiple courses and ebooks on subjects like this.

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Hey there, it depends on what you mean by sell. One on hand, local churches need local SEO services more than most as they are typically far behind the curve when it comes to their marketing efforts and they should therefor be buying as professionally done SEO strategies would absolutely help them grow. On the other it can be very difficult to sell marketing services to church for a number of reasons. 1. They don't understand digital marketing (they were trained to interpret the bible, not run a business) so as a general rule and are hesitant to put church funds to something techy that they don't understand well. 2. Church also move SUPER slow when it comes to doing any thing. Where a business would throw a wad of cash at you and say do it and show me the result, church leaders will need to meet with the board, meet with the ministry team, have multiple calls with you to better understand "SEO" is , etc. So you can usually expect a church to sign up somewhere after 6 months and up to a year and a half. My advice, if God has called you to work with ministries, then the church needs as many committed and gifted marketers as we can get. The calling will help you persevere when you aren't seeing the growth because you are more focused on eternal reward rather than short term financial reward. If you just want to run a profitable business and you not called to work with churches, you will grow a business faster in a for profit industry. I have had a number of good friends stop working with churches and their agencies took off once they shifted to for-profit sectors.

We may not know what he ultimately did, but the text concludes by saying that the rich young ruler "went away sad". The conclusion we can draw from the text is that the rich young ruler did not choose to follow Jesus.

Thanks for finding the verse!

Hey there Jenna, thanks for your comment! So many people feel the same way you do. Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong - It sounds like you have had some frustrating interactions with Christians in the past. I would love to hear more about that.

Thanks for your comment. We wish you all the best in getting your ministry off the ground!

Hey there, Glad to hear you were able to get it set up properly! Let us know what other content you would like to see in the future!

It was a pleasure to speak with you and discuss your marketing strategy for the BIble Farm. The team at Clickmill and I love what you're doing!

Thanks for your comment! All Glory to God. We hope the content helps you to put together a comprehensive marketing plan for you new church!

Thanks for the comment and your encouragement. Let us know what you would like to know more about!

Thanks for your comment. It really depends on what you are trying to do. Paid ads accounts so well at local "church near me" type campaigns and the Google grant "online church" type content. It would depend on the goals of the advertising account.

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Michael, we couldn't agree more!

Hey Katy, I would recommend targeting your website, your Google business profile, yelp profile (and any other online directories you have a profile on) to the address of the elementary school if possible. It's fine if you use the address of the elementary school - the main thing Google is looking for is that your NAPS (name, address, phone number) is the same across platforms. If you are showing different NAPS across platforms, Google will demote your SEO score because they dont want their users to have a poor experience when they go to the wrong one. If you move from the elementary school, just be sure to update all the platforms and profiles with the new address.

Hey Karyl, there should be a definition of seo around 1:30 to 1:40 timestamp.

As long as your 30 day account average is above 5% you won't be blocked, even if one campaign is lower.

If you are spending the full grant, it's unlikely a 100-mile radius spend will affect the grant that much.

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My account is activated but I can't post an Ad with the Google Ad Grant.

Hello, thanks for your comment. You are only able to post text ads in your account. If you are trying to post other types of ads it will not let you. Also, make sure that you have filled out your text ad completely or Google will not allow you to submit the ad.

I would recommend you do a few things. 1. Make sure you have create a "search" campaign. The fact that there is a "search network" box makes me think it is NOT a search campaign because all search campaigns automatically run in the "search network". You can ONLY run search campaigns with your google grant account so if you have any other campaing type selected, it will either not show any ads or Google will deactivate your account. 2. Make sure the account you are using DOES NOT have any payment information in the account. Go to Tools --> Billing to see payment information. Also make sure the account is not requesting any payment information. If the account has or requests payment information, it is NOT a Google Grant account. People accidently spend lots of money under the assumption they are logged into their google grant account but it is actually a paid account. The google grant will NOT let you run ads in the display network so you have set something up incorrectly if it is not letting you uncheck the display network box. Thanks for your comment. Best of luck!

@@clickmill Thanks so much! This is helpful, I think I was trying to add a conversion and that's what messed it up - like you said, search campaigns only!

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It's my pleasure!

Hey there, Great suggestion. Thanks for your comment. I will add a video on this to our next list of videos we will be filming. I also discussed this strategy in detail in our book, The Digital Ministry: Reaching The Ends Of The Earth Without Leaving Home. You can purchase it on Amazon or at Clickmill.co if that is of interest to you.

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Hey there Devender, Thanks for your comment. If you would like help with your Google grant account you're welcome to schedule a strategy session over at clickmill.co

We were glad to hear you found the video helpful! What other topics would you like us to cover in the future?

Thanks for the comment and we're glad you found it helpful!

Hi there Shadnan, You're welcome to schedule a strategy session with us at the link: clickmill.co/lets-do-this

@@clickmill how to get the google ad grants i didn’t have any non profit organization can you validate a techsoup account for me. I dont have ein or i didn’t under irs also.

@@clickmill please reply i need help badly🙂

Hi there Shadnan, you must have a valid Nonprofit organization setup in your country to receive the Google Advertising Grant. Google currently offers the Google Grant to this list of countries for verified nonprofits. support.google.com/nonprofits/answer/1614602?hl=en

@@clickmill please help sir.

Hey there David, Google Ad campaigns will often have multiple ad groups. If done correctly, each ad group will have a keyword-targeted landing page. If you have 10 ad groups you may end up having 10 different landing pages as well. This means you would typically just add the website home page for the campaign. (You could ad the specific landing page if you were only advertising one ad group within the campaign.) Hope that helps! Thanks for the great questions and reach out with any more you have in the future!

You're welcome, thanks for your comment.

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Thanks for the comment Lion H3art. The Google Grant is a tricky thing to get working properly. If you feel it would be helpful, we will audit your account with you in a free strategy session and give you some suggestions on how you can get your spending up. You can schedule here. www.clickmill.co/lets-do-this

Of course! If you need to discuss the Google Grant more we do offer a free strategy session here: www.clickmill.co/lets-do-this

Hi Kyle, thanks for your comment. The video was not intended to focus on the cost of live-streaming services. The platform itself is 100% free to use for churches which is accurate. Given the coronavirus situation, churches are looking for programs they can set up quickly. For churches who do not already have live streaming set up, there really isn't enough time or attention to get this moving by the weekend. Most churches that don't already have live stream capabilities are just pre-filming a service during the week, uploading it to KZbin and then adding the link into the platform itself. This is also free. Pre-filmed Church services will appear as if they are live and can be used for multiple services. While I agree that there are extenuating fees associated with setting up live streams, churches trying to move online right now are focused on the minimum necessary to get something up and running. The time constraints are excluding live stream, at least for the time being for many churches. Thanks again for your comment.

Thanks so much for your reply Sean. It was great talking with you on the phone as well. Please let us know if you have any further questions about the Google Ad Grant.

Make sure the products you want to sell have a large enough margin to run Google Ads to your Shopify store and still make a profit. I love what Tim Ferriss says, "Price High and Justify!"

Thanks for the comment! And your English is very good! (I'm learning Latin myself).