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A Social Media Strategy for Church Growth

By Paul Steinbrueck Feb 12, 2013 2365913 Comments2013-02-12+18%3A40%3A35Paul+Steinbrueck

Jeremy Edsall of Virginia Beach, Virginia recently sent me a message: Interested in knowing if you have any strategies for using social media for church growth.

church, social media, social networking

church growth, evangelism, Facebook, outreach, twitter

Who are you reaching?

By David Brown Jan 30, 2013 234071 CommentWho+are+you+reaching%3F2013-01-30+14%3A33%3A58David+Brown

Whether your church is big or small, urban or rural, you have the opportunity to reach many, many more for the Kingdom of God online.

church, social networking, technology

church, church marketing, community, evangelism, marketing, online church

Instagram Ninja Trick: How to Create Awesome Quote Images in Seconds

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 15, 2013 234712 Comments2013-01-15+17%3A38%3A45Paul+Steinbrueck

In this morning’s Social Media for Business and Evangelism Google+ Hangout panel discussion, I described my best Instagram “ninja trick.” In this video, I SHOW you exactly how to do it and include an extra super secret sensei ninja trick at the end!

social networking

images, Instagram, mobile, mobile apps, over, photography

Communications Resolution #2: Google Plus

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 11, 2013 234526 Comments2013-01-11+13%3A55%3A37Paul+Steinbrueck

Find out why I think this will be a big year for Google Plus, and why my #2 resolution for 2013 is to engage better on Google+

communications, search marketing, social networking

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

Facebook is Not Evil, Just Dumb

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 18, 2012 233754 CommentsFacebook+is+Not+Evil%2C+Just+Dumb+2012-12-18+23%3A00%3A29Paul+Steinbrueck

Debates about the change in Instagram terms of service have been raging all over the Internet. Some are calling Facebook evil. I just think it’s a dumb, short-sighted move. Here’s why.

social networking

Instagrammers: All Your Pics Are Belong To Us

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 17, 2012 233696 Comments2012-12-18+02%3A21%3A29Paul+Steinbrueck

Facebook has updated the Instagram Terms of Service and guess what…

social networking

Facebook, Instagram

Taking Back Christmas for Christ

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 3, 2012 233230 CommentsTaking+Back+Christmas+for+Christ2012-12-03+19%3A32%3A42Paul+Steinbrueck

Will this be a Christmas of anxiety, busyness and consumerism or a Christ-centered Christmas for you and those you communicate with?

communications, social networking

Advent, Christmas, OccupyAdvent

More on Facebook Pages, EdgeRank & Digital Sharecropping

By Paul Steinbrueck Nov 30, 2012 233043 Comments2012-11-30+21%3A23%3A10Paul+Steinbrueck

Changes in Facebook Pages and the EdgeRank algorithm bring to the surface some important principles concerning “digital sharecropping.”

communications, social networking

EdgeRank, Facebook, social media

Facebook’s “Secret Sauce” for Engagement Unveiled

By Paul Steinbrueck Nov 20, 2012 2328110 Comments2012-11-20+17%3A20%3A39Paul+Steinbrueck

Why are some Facebook updates seen more than others? Learn about EdgeRank and 7 tactics for getting your Facebook content seen by more people.

social networking

EdgeRank, Facebook, social media

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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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