Before 2020, you might have been able to lead a church or own a small business, or operate a nonprofit and be pretty successful without much of an online presence or marketing strategy. After 2020, however, there is no more room for excuses.
To truly maximize effectiveness, reach, and impact, churches should implement an overarching strategy for their social media. But before they get too far into that, they need to create a policy. A proper social media policy can help churches avoid potential pitfalls while maximizing their outreach.
Socially media can be a powerful tool for churches. Not only does it help them stay connected with current members, but it also allows them to reach a wider audience. Currently, 72% of US residents use social media in some capacity.
Using LinkedIn to Grow Your Practice and Expand Your Reach Timothy Snyder | May 17, 2018 These days, one of the first things you’re supposed to do upon entering the professional world is create a LinkedIn profile. It’s the equivalent of eating your vegetables as a child. You do it because it’s good for you, …
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Should I Focus My Practice on Just Christians? Timothy Snyder | March 05, 2018 Not too long ago, the phrase “Christian psychologist” was considered an oxymoron. Psychologists were often seen as secular manipulators who tried to fix sin issues with non-Biblical solutions. This, of course, is simply not true. While there are still those out …
Using Social Media as a Counselor – Should You? How Can You? Timothy Snyder | February 12, 2018 Businesses have never had more opportunities to directly engage directly with potential customers and clients than they do now. You can send emails, appear in search results, run ads on popular websites, and more. But of …
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Why All Counselors Should Have a Website Timothy Snyder | January 28, 2018 Since its arrival, the internet has continuously removed barriers between businesses and their clients/customers. When someone is searching for something, whether it’s a particular item or a service, they cast a much wider net than they used to. Twenty years ago, …