Reach More Souls For Jesus Christ In 2007!

As a Christian pastor or ministry leader you’re probably seeking new and innovative ways that you can reach more souls for Jesus Christ in the coming year.

The Internet presents the perfect opportunity to reach people from all over the world who need to know about Jesus and who need help for the issues that they face in life each day.

One easy way to reach out to this people is by converting your own sermons, Bible Studies and personal devotions into an ebook that can be read online from anywhere in the world.

Writing an ebook is easy to do and a great way to share your knowledge on a variety of topics, introduce your church or ministry to a wider audience or to grow your mailing list of people who want to hear more from you.

After you’ve created your ebook you need to get the word out about it so that people can read it. Here are some easy ways that to market your ebook on the Internet for absolutely nothing.

Traditionally, in the offline world, whenever a company or business needs to get the word out about their product launch, they use a press release to distribute to the media. You can do the same thing for your information product by going to a site like http://www.free-press-release.com/, where you can submit free press releases that online media outlets will be able to view and publish.

Make sure that your press release is newsworthy. For instance, if your ebook deals with a subject that is in the news then your ebook could actually be considered a solution to the problem and therefore newsworthy.

A second way to get free marketing for your information product is by adding your link at forums and guestbooks. This is a good way to generating more visitors to your website without paying for advertising.

A third powerful way to get free exposure for your Christian ebook is by submitting it to search engines and directories. We all know about the main secular search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN. There are also lots of Christian search engines and directories that you can use free of charge.

Still another powerful method to get free traffic to your information product is by creating a viral freebie that others can pass along over the Internet. You can write a short five-page report for your niche, fill it with hyperlinks back to your information product site, and set it loose with free distribution rights to it. Although you’re giving something away for nothing, chances are you’ll see many visitors flooding to your site if your freebie is able to piqué their curiosity.

A new way to get loads of free traffic to your church website or Christian ebook is by using what’s called Social Network Marketing. Probably the best known and most successful model of a SNM site is MySpace. This site gets more traffic on a daily basis than Google!

There have been several new Christian themed social networking sites to emerge lately. On these sites you can create groups and socialize with other Christians. You can blatantly advertise in any of the SNM sites but you can make yourself and your ebook known to thousands of Christians online.

Finally, you can get a ton of free traffic to by utilizing the article directories on the Internet. Article directories are sites that allow you to submit free articles that other site owners and publishers can pick up and use as their own. The only catch is, they have to keep your hyperlinks and Bio Box intact, so your readers can click through and land on your information product pages.

Hopefully this article will help you to consider a very easy way to turn sermons, bible study notes and even devotional that you might already have on your computer into a Christian ebook to reach out to people who need to hear the gospel.

Article Source: http://www.religionarticlelibrary.com

Joanne Mason is a Christian business consultant who has been teaching Internet marketing strategies to pastors, ministry leaders and small business owners since 1997. To learn more about creating Christian ebooks visit www.sermons2ebooks.com

Please Rate this Article

5 out of 54 out of 53 out of 52 out of 51 out of 5 

Not yet Rated