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7 Ways Facebook and Social Media can Strengthen Your Spiritual Life

By Paul Steinbrueck Jun 14, 2013 244270 Comments2013-06-14+13%3A57%3A35Paul+Steinbrueck

There’s no shortage of people bashing social media for its potentially negative affects on our spiritual lives. But what about the positive affects? Here are 7.

social media, social networking

Facebook

Twitter List for 2013 Biola Digital Speakers

By Paul Steinbrueck May 31, 2013 243780 Comments2013-05-31+19%3A50%3A21Paul+Steinbrueck

Want to connect with the2013 Biolal Digital Conference speakers? Here’s a Twitter list…

conferences, social media, social networking

biola, biola digital, conference, twitter

A Peek Behind the Scenes at Joel Osteen’s Social Media

By Paul Steinbrueck May 28, 2013 243579 Comments2013-05-28+20%3A28%3A50Paul+Steinbrueck

The Huffington Post published a fascinating article about social media of Joel Osteen, senior pastor of Lakewood Church in Houston, the largest church in the U.S. Take a look…

social media, social networking

People with real influence don’t talk about it, they do things

By Paul Steinbrueck May 17, 2013 243062 Comments2013-05-17+17%3A20%3A01Paul+Steinbrueck

What are you doing – online or offline – that’s having a real influence?

social media, social networking

influence, popularity

Who are the Christian communications, tech, web, social media thought leaders you listen to?

By Paul Steinbrueck May 2, 2013 2427324 Comments2013-05-02+14%3A44%3A34Paul+Steinbrueck

I love to connect with new people, share new ideas, and introduce others to people I know who they may share some common interests. So, let’s introduce each other to some thought leaders.

blogging, communications, social media

How do you advise pastors and church leaders to manage their time on social media?

By Paul Steinbrueck Apr 25, 2013 242532 Comments2013-04-25+14%3A53%3A43Paul+Steinbrueck

Pastors are busy people. How can they manage the time they spend using social media so it doesn’t become too time consuming? I answer that question in this excerpt from the Social Media Church video interview with DJ Chuang.

church, communications, social media

church, pastor, priorities, social media, time, time management

April SEO Update: Google Makes Big Announcements

By Kurt Steinbrueck Apr 18, 2013 241992 Comments2013-04-18+11%3A36%3A12Kurt+Steinbrueck

In the past month Google rolled out a new Local Places for Businesses dashboard. But the biggest news is not what’s been done, but what’s coming. There were some big announcements about the future of Google. Find out what

search marketing, social media

Facebook, Google, Google Panda, Google Penguin, search marketing, SEO, SEO Update

Internet Evangelism Day is April 21. Are You Ready?

By Paul Steinbrueck Apr 16, 2013 241953 Comments2013-04-16+16%3A06%3A03Paul+Steinbrueck

Want to see more people coming to know and follow Jesus? Find out how you can help raise awareness about the opportunities we all have to share our faith online.

communications, Internet Evangelism Day, social media

evangelism, IEDay

Rand Fishkin: “Crappy content often outperforms amazing content when…”

By Paul Steinbrueck Apr 12, 2013 241870 Comments2013-04-12+13%3A43%3A44Paul+Steinbrueck

If you’re spending a lot of time writing, blogging, tweeting, emailing, etc and you’re not getting the kind of response you’d like, consider this tip from SEOMoz’s Rand Fishkin.

communications, social media

community, content, online community, people, relationships, seomoz, Tribes

Are you undermining or creating synergy between org and personal social media?

By Paul Steinbrueck Apr 10, 2013 2418010 Comments2013-04-10+14%3A30%3A46Paul+Steinbrueck

I’ve been ruminating on a communications / social media dilemma that has the potential to be either a major problem or major opportunity depending on how it’s handled. Chances are you’re in the same situation…

communications, social media

brand, branding, Facebook, social media, twitter

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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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