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Communications Resolution #1: Video

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 9, 2013 234162 CommentsCommunications+Resolution+%231%3A+Video2013-01-09+14%3A15%3A44Paul+Steinbrueck

My #1 communications resolution for 2013 is to make better use of video. Find out why?

communications

resolutions, video, YouTube Blog category: communications

$100 from PhoneTree for a New Years Resolution!

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 8, 2013 2341910 Comments2013-01-08+21%3A42%3A48Paul+Steinbrueck

Have you made a resolution to improve communications at your church, school or ministry? PhoneTree can help. And together we’re giving away a $100 Visa gift card.

communications

giveaway, phone, PhoneTree, sponsored giveaway, telephone

7 Communications Resolutions for 2013

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 7, 2013 2341112 Comments7+Communications+Resolutions+for+20132013-01-07+15%3A32%3A33Paul+Steinbrueck

Kicking of a new year of blogging by sharing with you my 7 communication resolutions of 2013. And doing it via video.

blogging, communications, featured, search marketing, social networking

Communications, content, goals resolutions, Google Plus, strategy, video

Tell Your Story

By davearnold Dec 27, 2012 232802 CommentsTell+Your+Story2012-12-27+14%3A22%3A00davearnold

Your story can make a difference in this amazing, and sometimes complex, internet-driven world.

blogging, communications

inspiration, Proclaim, Story

Online Gift #6: Appreciation – Thank You and Merry Christmas!

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 21, 2012 233840 Comments2012-12-21+18%3A19%3A41Paul+Steinbrueck

Our communication would be nothing without those we communicate with. So, let’s give them the gift of our appreciation. I’ll start by thanking you and wishing you a Merry Christmas!

communications

appreciation, Christmas, gratitude

Online Gift #5: Relevance & Perspective (re: Newtown, CT)

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 14, 2012 233627 Comments2012-12-14+21%3A01%3A27Paul+Steinbrueck

In light of the tragic mass shooting in Newtown, CT, when there’s a crisis, give those you communicate the gift of scrapping your previous plans and being sensitive and relevant to the situation.

communications

crisis, tragedy

Online Gift #4: The Freedom to Contribute

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 13, 2012 233542 Comments2012-12-13+17%3A21%3A26Paul+Steinbrueck

Another gift communicators can give the people they communicate with is to relinquish control and share communications responsibilities.

communications

delegation, team

Online Gift #3: A Website People are Proud to Share

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 11, 2012 233483 Comments2012-12-11+20%3A34%3A36Paul+Steinbrueck

One gift every web administrator should give the people they communicate with is a website that they’re not embarrassed to share

communications, web design

Online Gift #2: Short, Well-Formatted Pages & Posts

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 10, 2012 233432 Comments2012-12-10+19%3A35%3A36Paul+Steinbrueck

People read web pages and blog posts differently than they read books and magazines, so give your online readers the gift of formatting them differently.

blogging, communications, web design

formatting, online gifts, web design

Online Gift #1: An Up-to-Date Website

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 6, 2012 233384 Comments2012-12-06+19%3A16%3A38Paul+Steinbrueck

Give people the gift of an up-to-date website. Check out these 5 tips and then take 15 minutes to review and update your site.

communications

maintenance, update, website

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Which best describes your organization's approach to assessing the value/ROI of social media?

We diligently track the source of all sales/goals so we know what social media is producing.
We look at trends. If our use of social media correlates with an increase in our sales/goals that indicates it's value.
You can't put a dollar value on relationships and so we don't try to assess the value/ROI of social media.
We're doing some tracking of the source of sales/goals, so we have some numbers, but we also recognize there's more to the value of social media than those numbers.
We're experimenting with social media now. We'll tackle the value/ROI issue once we get a better idea of what we're doing.
We know we should be trying to assess the value of social media, but we just don't know how.
We're not using social media.

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