We’ve talked about Billy Graham’s publicity man before, but the New York Times spend seven pages on Larry Ross, so maybe he’s worth another look.
“Moses stood there on top of ...
Last week we asked about Easter marketing. Extra services or special programs, word of mouth and advertising were the most popular methods (23%, 22% and 21% respectively).
The results are fairly ...
It’s Friday and we know you’re looking for an afternoon distraction (at least for those who didn’t get the day off for Good Friday), so why not help churches communicate ...
They say you can’t have buzz without repetition. So here we go.
The Buzz Conference is coming to Washington, D.C., in less than a month, featuring the controversial Mark Batterson (OK, ...
Part 5 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
So what’s Squidoo? It’s another player in the exploding world of web 2.0 sites, though it has ...
We just added our 100th member to the Church Marketing Lab. Congratulations Bob Erdman of Capistrano Valley Church (which has its own [fledgling] Flickr group–looks like someone’s been listening). ...
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Last week we told our e-mail subscribers about our plans ...
Last week we checked on the popularity among churches of the most popular tech trend in 2005, the podcast. 36% of churches are currently podcasting and another 20% are planning ...
We always talk about helping churches communicate better, so it’s time to make it happen. Below are the recent additions to the Church Marketing Lab. Check ’em out and offer ...
Mark Batterson is the lead pastor of Washington D.C.’s National Community Church, a unique church that meets in two movie theaters in the nation’s capital. Batterson is also behind the ...
Part 4 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
Online video is the latest tech fad. There are TV shows for sale from Apple, you can ...
The Episcopal Church has an online visitor’s center that serves as a first step for anyone considering checking out an Episcopal church. It’s another way denominations can help drive people ...
Part 3 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
Let’s just open that can of worms called MySpace. If you haven’t heard about MySpace, you’ve surely ...
Ever since we started we’ve been trying to help the church communicate the gospel. It’s no easy task. We need your help.
There are three big ways you can help us ...
Part 2 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
Let’s start with the photo-sharing site Flickr. It’s the media darling that began as an online game ...