Many churches grapple with the decision of whether to manage their own Facebook ads or hire a professional. While DIY ads may seem cost-effective, they often fall short of delivering the growth your church needs. Let’s break down the differences so you can make the best choice for your ministry.
Managing your own ads can seem like a good idea for several reasons:
But these perceived advantages come with significant challenges.
DIY ads often result in:
Professional ad management offers:
At MoreChurchVisitors by NetMinistry, we’ve designed our service specifically for churches. Here’s why pastors and church leaders trust us with their growth:
One church we worked with had been running its own ads but saw little impact. After switching to a professionally managed campaign, they experienced a 45% increase in weekly attendance over just three months.
If your church has the time, expertise, and resources to dedicate to ad management, a DIY approach might work. But for most churches, partnering with professionals is the best way to see consistent, measurable growth.
With MoreChurchVisitors by NetMinistry, you don’t have to guess or struggle—we’ll do the heavy lifting so you can focus on what matters most: your ministry.
If you’re ready to experience the benefits of professionally managed ad campaigns, contact us today. Let’s work together to grow your church and make a bigger impact in your community.
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