Go-Cast Enterprise
Radio and television in one app: why ministries should not split their audience
Two apps halve your audience's attention. One app that switches between radio and television keeps everyone in the same place.
In short: a ministry with both a radio station and a television channel should give its members one app that does both. Members listen on the radio while driving and switch to television at home without hunting for a second app, and every notification, archive and partner feature lives in one place. Go-Cast Enterprise provides a single app that opens on radio or television, and members switch between the two whenever they like.
Why two apps lose people
- Every extra app is one more thing to install, update and find.
- Notifications split across two apps, so members miss one or the other.
- Your archive is divided, and nobody searches two places.
Radio and television serve different moments
Radio is for the car, the kitchen and the workplace, and it uses a fraction of the data. Television is for the living room and the family. One app lets the same member do both in the same day.
Your members do not think in channels. They think in moments.
Frequently asked questions
Can one church app have both radio and TV?
Yes. Go-Cast Enterprise provides a single app that opens on radio or television, and members switch between the two whenever they like.
Why keep radio if we have television?
Radio reaches people who are driving or working and uses far less mobile data, which matters to many listeners.
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