Check your Stats! Are they listening? If your stats are low it may be time to think about marketing your Sermon Player. Our goal at Sermon Player is to see the Internet inundated with the gospel.

Part 1

If your stats are low it may be time to think about marketing your Sermon Player. Our goal at Sermon Player is to see the Internet inundated with the gospel. The only way this goal can be achieved is if you let people know that your ministry is online. Let me encourage you to continue to watch your stats to see if the message is getting out. This series of Newsletters will focus on helping you find creative ways to promote your Sermon Player.Today we will start with the best and most affordable form of advertising, word of mouth. Are you announcing the Sermon Player from your pulpit regularly? The most effective way for you to increase the number of people participating with your ministry is to share your Sermon Player information from the pulpit. When your church begins to use the Sermon Player to grow in their knowledge of God they will want to tell others. Encourage your audience to promote the church website and podcast in every day conversation. Many of your church members have a fear of evangelizing but there is no pressure in sharing your Sermon Player information. This should be the easiest way for your congregation to reach their friends and neighbors. The most effective way to reach someone is through relationship, this fact makes word of mouth the best way to market your Sermon Player to your church, community, and world.

You may not look at your Stats regularly but let me encourage you to change that practice. We want you to know the effectiveness of your efforts. The numbers you see from week to week will let you know if your message is getting out. Make it a point to login regularly and gather these important statistics so you will know if your promotion effort is working. After you login to your Media Manager you will see the Stats icon, click on the icon and you will see a complete statistical breakdown of your sermon’s reach. Over the next few weeks you will be receiving more input from us on how to better market your Sermon Player.
As always we want to hear from you. How are you promoting your Sermon Player? Is it working? Can you share an example of how the Sermon Player has become a part of your ministry? We look forward to your replies.

Blessings,
Your Sermon Player Team
info@sermonplayer.com