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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 Think You’re an Author? Well, You Are Now!

By Kurt Steinbrueck Mar 12, 2013 239019 Comments2013-03-12+11%3A00%3A52Kurt+Steinbrueck

If you aren’t already a verified author, you missing the boat…and high Google rankings. Find out why being a verified author is essential and how anyone can do it.

search marketing, social media, social networking

authorship, Google, Google Plus, SEO, social networking

Is Facebook the New Face of Search?

By Kurt Steinbrueck Mar 5, 2013 237946 CommentsIs+Facebook+the+New+Face+of+Search%3F2013-03-05+12%3A00%3A09Kurt+Steinbrueck

Facebook has launched a new search engine, but is it any good and will it be enough to challenge Google?

search marketing, social networking

bing, Facebook, Facebook Graph Search, Google, Graph Search, search marketing, SEO, social networking

Facebook to Build Google Rival

By Kurt Steinbrueck Oct 18, 2012 230664 CommentsFacebook+to+Build+Google+Rival2012-10-18+13%3A08%3A44Kurt+Steinbrueck

Facebook says it’s getting into the search game. Do you think Facebook would create a good search engine?

search marketing, social networking

Facebook, Google, search, search engines, social networking

The Social Media Storm

By ryanmchoate Aug 29, 2011 214496 CommentsThe+Social+Media+Storm2011-08-29+11%3A00%3A18ryanmchoate

When you get into social media, you open yourself up to people posting negative comments. Should you delete them? Ignore them? Respond? In today’s guest post, Ryan Choate looks at how to handle them.

church, communications, social networking

church, Facebook, marketing, relationships, social networking, Trust Agents

Self Promotion Hurts Everyone

By Chris Fluitt Jul 19, 2011 211955 CommentsSelf+Promotion+Hurts+Everyone2011-07-19+11%3A00%3A09Chris+Fluitt

Social Media is a different market place. Many people have made the mistake of thinking it’s like any other medium. They try to promote their product the way they would on any other medium… they shamelessly self promote… hello used car salesman.

blogging, communications, search marketing, social networking

Facebook, marketing, MySpace, self promotion, social media, social networking, twitter

> @StickyJesus 14) demystifying: content gathering

By mizweatherby Jun 3, 2011 2089516 Comments2011-06-03+11%3A05%3A57mizweatherby

Wondering where in the world to get fresh, interesting content to share every day? Glad you asked…

Internet Evangelism Day, social networking

blogging, contetnt, social media, social networking

> @stickyJesus 7) Christ followers: the game changers

By Dan King May 18, 2011 2073019 Comments2011-05-18+11%3A00%3A45Dan+King

With today’s technology, you can reach in minutes the physical ground that Paul and other game changers covered in years. Like Paul, each one of us can use God’s Word to teach, warn, motivate, and inject God’s perspective into popular culture.

social networking

blogging, social media, social networking

> @stickyJesus 4) Jesus: Master of buzz

By Sandra Heska King May 11, 2011 2068229 Comments2011-05-11+10%3A53%3A59Sandra+Heska+King

Word of mouth, or buzz, is the hottest, most valued marketing strategy today. But buzz is not new… it got its start in the Garden of Eden and Jesus is the master.

blogging, social networking

@StickyJesus, social networking

Less Clutter, Less Noise: 6) Know Your Audience

By Kenny Jahng Jan 24, 2011 1989316 Comments2011-01-24+12%3A09%3A08Kenny+Jahng

Are you communicating to your people, or are you communicating with your people? To communicate with people, you must first understand them.

communications, social networking

blog project, broadcast mentality, Kem Meyer, Less Clutter Less Noise, social networking

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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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