Imagine this:

You get an email out of the blue. That Catholic show you've dreamt of being on? They're inviting you for an interview.

Or let's say you create a Reel you don't think much of (it's always those, right?), but wake up in the morning to thousands of notifications that it went viral.

Praise God! All those eyeballs!!! This is your big break — your business or ministry is going to explode now, right?

Let me ask you a question:

If a whole bunch of people suddenly found out about your business or ministry tomorrow...what would you do next?

Do you know how to get those new people to go to your website or hit the follow button?

And once they're there, will they find language that's convincing and relevant to them to take action?

Will they know exactly what you do and how it helps them?

Are all the marketing pieces in place to seamlessly get them from that first hearing about you to buying / donating / signing up, etc.?

In other words, do you have a plan in place for what happens next after someone discovers you?

*crickets, crickets*

Because I don't care if a million people see what you're doing...if you don't know how to make it relevant to them and convince them to take action, it's going to be a wasted opportunity.

Views ≠ growth — unless you have a plan.

That's why we spend a lot of time in Market Like Jesus on your overall marketing strategy.

So that when you do learn the "secret sauce" of Meta ads or get a call asking you to speak at that big Catholic event...

...you have an exact plan in place to convert those new eyeballs into customers, not one-hit wonders.

In the Market Like Jesus course, we:

*For last year's participants, this was one of their favorite parts — I created an interactive checklist that lists all of the possible marketing channels and helps you discern which ones are right for you based on your goals, audience, time, content needs, etc.

Market Like Jesus doesn't teach you how to grow on a specific platform — it teaches you the strategies you need to make any of those platforms work.

(Not to mention it makes marketing on those channels way easier because you aren't just throwing random things at the algorithm wall — instead, everything has a purpose to work together in one cohesive journey.)

That's how Jesus taught the apostles to evangelize. He taught them the overall strategy of evangelization, and then they tailored that strategy to each place they went (aka marketing channels for us today) to grow the Early Church.

And so that's how we're going to do it in our marketing to bring Him glory too.

Trust me, I want to see you go viral or land that big interview so you can give God glory through the gifts and talents He's given you.

But first, I want to make sure you can make the most of that opportunity so that when God brings people to you, you're ready.

I teach you that kind of strategy in Market Like Jesus, which is now open for enrollment. I'll see you inside!

For His greater glory,

Emily

P.S. Just because SEO or YouTube helped that one ministry leader to only have to work two hours a week doesn't mean it's right for you.

Whether you want to grow with Instagram, Google ads, Pinterest, email funnels, YouTube, podcasting, or whatever the next social media platform will be, you need to have an overall marketing strategy first.

​I'd love to help you create one in Market Like Jesus so you can grow your business or ministry! Enrollment is open now through Monday.

I’ve taken other marketing courses before but I never felt I had a clear message. I knew if I didn’t know what I was delivering, potential clients wouldn’t either. Emily helped me clarify my message and learn how (and why) to deliver the message to those who need to hear it. I also learned about social media platforms and many other *bonus* pieces that I hadn’t even thought of. I have done other programs with Emily and know I can always expect the best, but I am always surprised when I go in with high expectations and emerge blown away by how much better her instruction and personal feedback was than I could have imagined. — Kerri Bishop, Single Mom Smiling