Online services (livestreams) are meant to take the exact in-house experience to the digital space.
As much as you can broadcast the service, you should also be able to engage the audience as though on-site.
Whether you are a Team Lead, Livestream Manager or the Social Media Manager for your church, this is for you.
1. PINNED COMMENTS
A simple way to engage your online audience is to start a flowing conversation by dropping a pinned comment, not only as an announcement or showing details for offering and giving.
Use the PINNED COMMENT to start a conversation.
2. RELATE INTENTIONALLY
LIVE service engagement can be sparked if and when the Pastor relates intentionally with the online audience, welcoming or even giving his sermon in their context.
As a Church Social Media Manager, inform and explain to your Pastor the importance of intentionally relating to the online audience during the service.
Inform and explain to your Pastor the importance of intentionally relating with the online audience during the service.
3. LIVESTREAM GRAPHICS
Make use of your Screen Space to create engagements.
Alongside the lyrics, scriptural verses, Minister's names and the next thing on the order of service, you can also create visual graphics with compelling CTA (call to action).
Going forward, with these few more tips, I hope you have more engaged LIVE services.
REMEMBER,
the goal is TO ENGAGE and not TO DISTRACT, so keep it SIMPLE.
"Simple Ways To Engage Your Online Audience"
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My name is David A. Adeleke, a Church Media Consultant and Digital Media and Communication Strategist.
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