What platforms should our church be on?

Facebook is still where most folks in East Texas spend their time, so that's usually the priority. Instagram works well for younger families and visual content. We'll figure out what makes sense for your specific congregation instead of spreading thin across everything.

We have a volunteer who handles our social media — can you work with them?

Absolutely. We can set the strategy and create content while your volunteer handles day-to-day posting, or we can take it all over. Whatever keeps things moving without burning anyone out.

How do you know what to post for a church?

We start by learning what your church is about — your ministries, your events, your community involvement, your beliefs. Then we build a content calendar around that. Not generic religious quotes. Actual content about your actual church.

Can social media really help a small-town church grow?

Yantis is small, but the area around Lake Fork keeps growing. People moving in are searching online before they visit anywhere. A strong social presence is how they find you and get a feel for your church before they ever show up on a Sunday.

What kind of results should we expect?

More profile visits, more engagement on posts, more people clicking through to your website or event pages. We track all of it and show you what's working. Growth takes a few months to really build, but you'll see movement early.

Social Media Marketing · Yantis, TX

Social Media Marketing for Churches in Yantis, TX

Most churches in small towns treat social media like a bulletin board. Service time graphic on Sunday morning, maybe a verse on Wednesday, silence the rest of the week. That's not a presence — that's a schedule reminder. If you want people in Yantis and around Lake Fork to actually find and connect with your church, your social media needs to do more than exist.

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Nobody's Scrolling for Your Service Times

They already know when you meet. Or they can Google it. So when your entire Facebook page is just "Join us Sunday at 10:30!" repeated fifty-two times a year, people scroll right past it.

What actually gets attention? Real stuff. A short clip from a sermon that hits different. Photos from the fish fry at the community center. A post about your food pantry that makes someone think "oh, I didn't know they did that." The kind of content that makes your church feel like a living, breathing place — not a building with an address.

That's what we'll build for you. A social media plan that gives people a reason to follow, engage, and eventually walk through your doors.

You Don't Have Time for This (We Know)

You're a pastor. Or a volunteer. Or both. You're writing sermons, visiting folks in the hospital, planning VBS, and somehow also supposed to be a content creator on the side? That's not realistic.

We handle the posting, the planning, the strategy — all of it. You give us the raw material (a photo here, a sermon topic there), and we turn it into posts that actually connect with people. Facebook, Instagram, wherever your congregation and your community are spending time.

And we tie everything back to what matters to your church. More visitors on Sunday. More volunteers signing up. More people finding your prayer request page or your youth group info. Not vanity metrics. Real engagement from real people in Wood County.

Your Church Has More to Say Than You Think

Ministries. Outreach programs. Community events at the Lake Fork Recreation Area. Volunteer opportunities. Your beliefs and what makes your church different from the one down the road.

Most of that stuff lives in the heads of your leadership team and nowhere else. We'll pull it out and put it where people can actually see it — in their feeds, on their phones, while they're scrolling at lunch.

A young family that just moved out to Yantis is looking for a church. They're not driving around reading signs. They're on their phone. And if your church looks active and welcoming online, that's where they'll visit first.

What This Costs

Social media management starts at $750/mo as part of our SEO and ads package. That covers strategy, content creation, posting, and making sure your social presence actually lines up with your church's goals.

If you need a website to go with it (and you probably do — social media without a good website is like handing someone directions with no destination), a full site starts at $1,500.

No long-term contracts. No weird fees. Just consistent work that keeps your church visible to the people who need to find it.