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Danielle Hartland's Posts:
How to Do a Communications Self-Audit
The first step in any church marketing overhaul is to know what you're doing and how you're doing it. Time to take stock.
Church Marketing Lab: Homefull, IMPACT & Some Dirty Words
The Church Marketing Lab needs your feedback. We've got Christmas designs & a discussion on how to coordinate communication efforts.
In the Trenches: Switching It Up
What do you do when communication with your staff isn't working? Here's how one church staffer switched things up and got through.
Pastor Bans Facebook to Stop Adultery
A New Jersey pastor blames Facebook for marital infidelity and orders his staff to close their accounts or resign. Overkill! It’s all in how you use a tool.
Facebook for Churches: Next Steps
For the past four weeks we’ve been exploring using Facebook for churches. Now it’s time for some final tips to help your church make the most of Facebook.
Facebook for Churches: Pastors on Facebook
Three different pastors talk about how Facebook works for them so you can show your pastor how Facebook can work for your church.
Facebook For Churches: How Our Church Uses Facebook
Now that I had the staff learning to embrace Facebook, it was time to develop communication strategies for the church as a whole.
Facebook for Churches: Getting Your Church Staff to Care
Getting social media right has been a battle. But in the end I learned how to get my staff to care about Facebook.
Our Marketing Budget is $0
This year our church made the decision to pull all of our traditional marketing dollars (phone book, newspaper, radio, etc.), and we moved it to equipping our people and staff ...
Overworked? Drained? Kill Five Birds With One Stone
At one point in the not-too-distant past, my part-time communications position (which is now full-time) got so un-part-time, that I started keeping track of my hours, determined to show my ...
