Big news for your church’s marketing efforts! Google has just unlocked Performance Max campaigns for Google Ad Grant accounts. Here's what this means for you: ✅ You can now run more than just simple search campaigns. ✅ Video ads are now allowed! Leverage videos directly from YouTube ✅ Get your church’s message across Google Search, YouTube, Display, Maps, Gmail, and more. ✅ Reach new audiences with more creative visual campaigns. 🎯 Why it matters: For years, Ad Grants were limited to basic text search ads. Now you can create full-funnel campaigns that include video storytelling to better connect with your community.

We’re going to be discussing how to attract and keep the Christmas crowds! Register here! 12PM CST https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86317826769?pwd=CAbV3dTHbEV5zMm0bfwQq7bWvB9KnC.1

Sign up for Capture collab using promo code "TCMM" for a discount! https://capturecollab.com/ Step 1: Setting Up Capture Collab To begin organizing your church's photography, the first step is setting up Capture Collab. After creating your account, you will encounter the default view, which may include a campus if you have already added one. Next, create a new collection. Name this collection after your campus, even if you have only one. For example, "West Campus." This naming convention helps keep photos organized by location and manageable as your church grows. Step 2: Creating a Photo Shoot Once the campus is created, you will be prompted to create a photo shoot. This is the uploading process. Click the upload button, select your campus, and name the photo shoot. For instance, "Sunday Morning Photos, April 1st." Specify the location, which can be the same as your campus. This keeps things searchable. You can also tag people in the photos, like tagging your pastor if it’s a dedicated photo shoot of them. For generic Sunday photos, skip this step. Step 3: Adding Tags to Your Photos Tags are crucial for making your photos searchable later. Add tags that describe the occasion, like "Sunday Service," "Worship," or specific details like "Drums" or "Foyer." These tags will be applied to all the photos you are about to upload. Step 4: Uploading Photos Select the photos to upload. This process is quick and efficient. You can walk away while the upload completes. Think about how you will search for these photos in the future and add relevant tags accordingly. Step 5: Batch Editing and Tagging After uploading, view your assets. Enter batch edit mode to tag specific photos for easier searching later. For example, select photos of drums and tag them with "drums." Repeat this process for other categories like "guitar," "congregation," and "stage." Step 6: Searching and Filtering Photos Use the search function to quickly find specific photos. Instead of navigating through campuses and photo shoots, go directly to the latest uploads and filter by tags like "drums," "guitar," or "worship."

How are your analytics looking? Do you need clarity on where to focus? Do you have questions or need help? Join us at 12:00 PM Cst! Here is the meeting link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86317826769?pwd=CAbV3dTHbEV5zMm0bfwQq7bWvB9KnC.1

Last week, he walked us through how he uses AI to repurpose content for social media and blogs. If you're looking for ways to create more content, then this course is for you! PS, no live call this week! We will be back next Thursday.