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What can a pastor do in social media with just 1 hour a week?

By Paul Steinbrueck May 1, 2013 242631 Comment2013-05-01+14%3A20%3A53Paul+Steinbrueck

That’s one of the questions DJ Chuang asked me last week in our Social Media Church hangout. My answer may surprise you!

church, communications

church, social media, social media strategy, time, time management

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

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

Pastor, Are You Using Twitter?

By Mike Mobley Apr 9, 2013 240870 CommentsPastor%2C+Are+You+Using+Twitter%3F2013-04-09+20%3A27%3A52Mike+Mobley

In this guest blog post, Mike Mobley shares 3 benefits pastors can experience from using Twitter.

social media

authenticity, church, relationships, social media, social networking, twitter

Don’t be “That Guy” on Twitter

By transcendchurch Apr 2, 2013 237772 CommentsDon%27t+be+%22That+Guy%22+on+Twitter2013-04-02+13%3A58%3A32transcendchurch

You know him, you’ve seen him – but interestingly you notice him, less and less. He is still there but he has just become noise in your life and you tune him out. Do you know who he is???

social networking

bible, social media, that guy, twitter

Communications Resolution #7: Focused Engagement

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 23, 2013 235110 Comments2013-01-23+13%3A39%3A19Paul+Steinbrueck

My #7 communications resolution for 2013 is to have focused engagement in social media. Find out what that means and how it can help you communicate more effectively in 2013.

communications, social media

content, engagement, focus, relationships, resolution, resolutions, social media, strategy

Communications Resolution #6: Reuse Content

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 22, 2013 235063 Comments2013-01-22+13%3A51%3A28Paul+Steinbrueck

My #6 communications resolution for 2013 is to reuse content in multiple forms for multiple purposes. Find out why.

communications, social media

article, blog, blogging, content, resolution, resolutions, social media, strategy, transcript, video

Communications Resolution #5: Systems and Delegate

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 21, 2013 234922 Comments2013-01-21+14%3A21%3A40Paul+Steinbrueck

My #5 communications resolution for 2013 is to create better systems and delegate specific tasks in the communications process to others. Find out why.

communications, social media

blog, blogging, content, delegate, delegation, resolution, resolutions, social media, strategy, systems

Communications Resolution #4: Batch Create

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 18, 2013 234800 Comments2013-01-18+15%3A31%3A24Paul+Steinbrueck

My #4 communications resolution for 2013 is to create a whole batch of content at one time. Find out why.

blogging, communications, social media

blog, blogging, content, resolution, resolutions, social media, strategy

Communications Resolution #3: Plan Ahead

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 14, 2013 234600 Comments2013-01-14+13%3A45%3A47Paul+Steinbrueck

My #3 communications resolution for 2013 is to plan ahead. Find out why.

communications, social media

blog, blogging, plan, planning, resolution, resolutions, social media, strategy

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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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