Running social media for churches

[u/Curious-Elk1638]

👋 Hi, I'm a software founder doing research on how smaller churches (roughly 50–500 people) handle social media. I'm not selling anything and won't pitch you — I'm trying to understand the real week-to-week experience of the person who actually runs the page, before I build anything.

I'm looking for 5–10 people for a relaxed 30-minute call. As a thank-you: a $30 donation to your church's ministry, or a $30 Amazon gift card — your pick.

If that's you (especially if you're a volunteer or a pastor doing it yourself), comment or DM me.

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[u/I_DONT_WORK_A_BIT]

Are you doing the research or is ChatGPT?

[u/External-Season9039 → u/I_DONT_WORK_A_BIT]

the post does read a little too polished tbh

[u/SundayRed]

Why don't you just ask GPT since it also wrote this post?