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Social Media is NOT for the Church | Or Is It?

Social Media Is not for Churches

It has been interesting to travel all over the country and even the world this last year and listen to senior pastors, youth pastors, and church leaders talk about social media, inbound marketing (although they don’t use that word), and the church. (more…)

Posted by Sandy Ellingson on April 30th 2012

Is Your Vision BIG Enough? | Inspirational Leadership

Inspirational Vision

Every organization needs to have vision. If you don’t have vision, you’re not going anywhere. In fact, the Bible says, “without a vision, the people perish.” So we know that vision is critical, vision is important. But it is not just vision that is important… it needs to be the right vision. (more…)

Posted by Mark Dreistadt on April 26th 2012

What is a Brand, Really?: Discover Your Brand Identity

Every organization has a brand. Your brand is NOT your logo – it is NOT your graphic  look – it is NOT your name or slogan. Your brand IS what other people think of when they think of you. (more…)

Posted by Mark Dreistadt on April 23rd 2012

Ford Motor Company is just learning how to do social media?

Learning Social Media

Maybe it’s not too late for you….

We do a lot of work with clients on their social media, so we report on the latest trends and tips on a regular basis. Because of that, it takes a lot for me to be truly surprised by something I learn about doing “social” better. (more…)

Posted by David Madeira on April 19th 2012

Valuing Facebook Fans: Engagement Quality Vs. Fan Quantity

Social Media Value Scale

The internet is abuzz with people talking about ROI and figuring out what the ROI of social media is.  They are trying to determine the value of their Facebook fans or Twitter followers.  And while these are valid thoughts, the bigger question is what ROI are they providing for their social media fans and followers. (more…)

Posted by George Konetes on April 16th 2012

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