Tell Your Church’s Stories in Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
Social media is a revolution. At no other time in history has a message or news about an event or even video of that event been able to be spread to so many people so quickly. Consider the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Within 12 hours of the quake, there were over 4.5 million related Facebook posts from every continent (except Antarctica). Millions of people posted to Twitter with the rate of related tweets getting to over 1,200 tweets per minute. Within a few days there were over 9,000 earthquake related videos posted to YouTube and over 7,000 tsunami related videos.
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As lent begins, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington launched a marketing campaign to reach members who have stopped attending mass. 
In light of the Holiday week, I thought go with a light theme today. We’ve been discussing posting videos your church creates on video sharing websites like YouTube and GodTube as a way to make more people aware of your church, give people an idea of what they can experience at your church, and reach people with the Gospel. However, just because you have a video, doesn’t mean it’s a good idea to share that particular video. If you are going to post a video that represents your church to the world, you probably want that video to be a good video…Though a bad video can be fun to watch. 
We’ve been looking at ways churches can use 
We’ve been looking at ways churches can use 
We’ve started looking at ways churches can use 
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