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The Anatomy of a Church Partnership

By Paul Steinbrueck Oct 5, 2010 28163 CommentsThe+Anatomy+of+a+Church+Partnership2010-10-05+16%3A28%3A13Paul+Steinbrueck

A “look under the hood” at how United Methodist churches benefit from our new partnership, and how other church denominations/networks can as well.

search marketing, web design, web hosting

organization alliance, partnership, RSS, templates, United Methodist Church, United Methodist Communications

Check Out the New Christian Web Trends Blog

By Paul Steinbrueck Aug 18, 2010 256016 Comments2010-08-18+19%3A15%3A17Paul+Steinbrueck

The new design embraces a number of trends and values we believe are important for blogs. What do you think?

blogging, social networking, web design

advertising, RSS

31DBBB Day 10: Set Up Alerts to Monitor What is Happening in Your Niche

By Paul Steinbrueck May 14, 2010 209449 Comments2010-05-14+13%3A31%3A46Paul+Steinbrueck

The purpose of today’s lesson is to help you as a blogger stay informed about what is being written about you and your niche.

blogging

31DBBB, Google Alerts, Google Reader, news, RSS, tips, twitter, Twitter search

Technorati Overhaul Makes Trust Agents Obsolete Already #TrustAgents

By Paul Steinbrueck Oct 21, 2009 8915 Comments2009-10-21+12%3A49%3A19Paul+Steinbrueck

One of the pitfalls of writing a book about technology is you run the risk of that technology changing soon after the book is published. That’s exactly what’s happened to the book Trust Agents by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith thanks to Technorati.

blogging, social networking

Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, RSS, Technorati, Trust Agents

Poll

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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