Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of ChurchCandy Marketing, Brady Sticker. Brady shares his journey from seminary student to entrepreneur, explains how ChurchCandy connects people to churches using targeted ads and authentic video invitations, and highlights the company’s mission-driven culture.
He discusses leveraging AI for efficiency, the importance of listening in leadership, and practical marketing strategies. Brady also reveals his passion for fantasy football, offering listeners a blend of business insight, personal stories, and actionable advice for faith-based organizations.
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