You want to be effective in digital ministry. Set SMART goals. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timely).
How to create a persona, based on research, educated assumptions, and real experiences. to help you in digital ministry.
Best practices and key tips as you get started in the world of social media for ministry.
A content journey is taking your user through a digital journey, step-by-step, going from one call to action (CTA) to another.
Analytics can help you see where God is at work in people’s lives online, and evaluate the effectiveness of your digital efforts.
Final instructions for a new digital strategist.
This section provides training and resources to help you grow in your marketing capabilities.
Find playbooks for using and leading with analytics, webinars, and step-by-step guides for using our Cru analytics tools.
Find training and how-tos for managing your social media channels as well as running social media campaigns.
Find helpful resources to help you get started with Adobe Campaign and to run your first email campaign.
Cru supports two content management systems that can host your website: Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and WordPress.
Find helpful resources to help you get started with the right Learning Management System (LMS) to fit your training needs.
Worksheets and diagrams to help you plan your strategy
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Directory of the supported apps and sites we use for ministry
Creating Sites in AEM can be a cumbersome task. It involves thinking through the navigational steps of a site, creating content that's relevant for site visitors, and a heart to spread the gospel and advance the mission that God has called you to through the digital realm of this age we live in. Find ways to create a beautiful website that allows you to convey the message that you want to reveal to your audience.
As an author you will need to organize your website within AEM. This involves creating and naming your content pages so that:
The structure of your website should be thought of as a tree structure that holds your content. The name of these content pages are used to form the URLs, whereas the title is shown when the page content is viewed from a site visitor.
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