Summary
In this training, Jeremy G. Woods addresses a common pain point for congregations: the struggle to effectively engage first-time visitors after their initial Sunday. He explains that most churches do not suffer from a lack of guests, but rather from a lack of a structured, reliable follow-up process. By leveraging the Automation pillar of the HATT Method, churches can replace sporadic contact with a consistent, automated communication strategy.
Key Takeaways
- 1Most churches suffer from a follow-up problem rather than a guest attraction problem.
- 2The 4-touchpoint system covers key milestones at Day 1, Day 3, Day 7, and Day 30.
- 3Automation ensures that no visitor slips through the cracks.
- 4You can build an MVP follow-up system using free tools like Google Forms and Sheets.
- 5Consistent communication is essential to moving visitors from guests to regular members.
- 6The HATT Method's Automation pillar focuses on creating a seamless visitor experience.
- 7Digital tools are accessible to churches of all sizes to streamline the assimilation process.
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