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Social Media Marketing Playbook for Your Ministry or Church

Posted by John Saddington on Jun 20, 2009

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360i recently released this great PDF that’s definitely worth browsing through for your ministry and church’s initiatives into the online space. This would be a great activity for your team lead or team to review and go through together.

You can download it directly here. I personally think the sports-metaphors really work.

Some key steps outlined in the document:

  • Actively listen and observe before getting started
  • Establish clear objectives and success metrics
  • Evaluate opportunities through your unique strategic lens
  • Create a unifying concept or theme
  • Construct your social marketing architecture
  • Aggregate and/or build social media assets
  • Develop a plan for monitoring and responding to consumer discussions
  • Roll out an integrated earned and paid media promotional plan
  • Nurture your fans and community
  • Measure against objectives and optimize continuously

Take it for a spin and let me know if you use it!

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John Saddington

John is the Chief Editor @ The 8BIT Network and Senior Blog Junkie here at ChurchCrunch.He enjoys Triple-Tall Americanos, developing Wordpress Themes, and a few other Random Things.

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6 Responses to “Social Media Marketing Playbook for Your Ministry or Church”

  1. cdub

    Thanks for the article

  2. Good stuff thanks for the heads up.

  3. could be helpful in working with a ministry that does not have a digital strategy. i just downloaded and will review it.

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