pt 04 - How will I let people know about what I have created?

As Christian creatives, we're gifted with a wealth of innovative ideas that can serve and uplift others through our work. However, monetizing these concepts can sometimes prove challenging. While not every idea needs to become a business, it's essential to identify those with the potential for success.

If you haven't read the previous 3 posts, you might find them helpful as each of the five questions are crucial for every creative entrepreneur to ask themselves when considering turning an idea into a business.

In this post we look at 

1. Do people want what I am planning to offer?
2. How can I create and deliver my product/service at a price people are willing to pay?
3. Can this product/service actually deliver on the promises I make to people?
4. How will I let people know about what I have created?
5. Can I generate enough money to build on my idea?

How will I let people know about what I have created?
​As a creative Christian entrepreneur, you've developed a unique product or service that reflects your values and vision. However, to attract customers and grow your business, it's essential to spread the word about your offerings through effective marketing strategies.

Consider the following approaches to promote your service/products: 

1. Multifaceted Marketing: Tap into various platforms and collaborations to reach more people with your message, including social media, email campaigns, and partnerships with like-minded creatives or influencers.
2. Inspire Faith-Filled Recommendations: Motivate your satisfied customers to spread the word about your business by providing excellent service, offering referral incentives, and sharing testimonials that celebrate the positive impact of your work.
3. Showcase Your Divinely Inspired Uniqueness: Set your brand apart by emphasizing the special qualities that make your business a true reflection of your faith-based values, such as exceptional materials, eco-friendly practices, or compassionate customer care.

While building an engaged following and standing out in a crowded market may bring challenges, following these simple tips will help you establish a strong presence and drive growth for your faith-based business.