Topic: 2.0 Social Media
4 Ways to Use Social Media During Capital Campaigns
By Ben Stroup | February 8, 2010
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It’s interesting that we live in a digital, multi-media world of RSS feeds, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc., until we go to church. Even some of the strongest users of these platforms in other areas of their lives fail to see the impact technology can have in church life.
A capital ...
The Word on Word-of-Mouth (WOM) Advertising for Churches
By Chris Forbes | May 29, 2008
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The topic of Word-of-Mouth (WOM) promotion is very popular these days in ministry marketing circles. I think it is great that many leaders in ministry are now showing interest in this important subject.
Word-of-Mouth really is the best form of advertising. If your church is motivating and inspiring people to talk ...
FaceBook for Pastors: Post Your Ministry Events on FaceBook
By Chris Forbes | September 24, 2007
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Many ministry leaders look to FaceBook as a means for easy promotion. Its true FaceBook can help you communicate your events with people who are on the network, but that’s only part of the story. You need to understand your audience and understand the medium before you can become effective ...
FaceBook for Pastors: Add Content to Your Profile to be Interesting
By Chris Forbes | September 22, 2007
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As you begin using FaceBook, the first order of business is getting your profile into shape in way that is optimized for networking. But once you have established a good profile and are starting to build your friends list, you need to stay on the radar of the people in ...
FaceBook for Pastors: Getting People to Come to Your Profile
By Chris Forbes | September 18, 2007
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If you want to get the most out of having a FaceBook profile for ministry, you will have to keep it up-to-date. It’s not hard to keep people coming back to your profile if you know what you are doing. The key is to remember that you are not just ...
FaceBook for Pastors: Making Friends on FaceBook for Ministry Purposes
By Chris Forbes | September 17, 2007
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People won’t be able to see your FaceBook profile unless you make it public. FaceBook wants you to set up the level of access you grant people to your profile. You can keep it as anonymous or open as you like. Rather than try and explain it here go to ...
FaceBook for Pastors: A Couple of Tips You Need as You Post Your profile
By Chris Forbes | September 12, 2007
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Setting up a profile on FaceBook is very easy. All you have to do is go to FaceBook.com and follow the directions from the sign up form. But what many people don’t know when they first start on FaceBook is that it matters how you set up your profile page. ...
