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  • How I added 1188 Facebook Fans to “Spread Jesus Today” in 1 Week!

    September 14th, 201108:58 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    I want to share, step by step, how in one week I added 1188 people to “Spread Jesus Today!” Facebook hasn’t been an easy road for me, I’ve made it a point to study under every “guru” out there, to learn what works and what doesn’t and to be honest. Facebook is very straight forward. 1. Relationships build a Facebook community and...

  • Does Your Organization Need a Social Media Policy?

    September 01st, 201110:33 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    We’ve all heard social media horror stories. The person who embarrassed themselves and their employer by posting inappropriate pictures online. The person who undermined their organization by tweeting their unhappiness with their boss or a decision at work. The person who posted something about a client or coworker which they never intended that ...

  • How to Lead Your Facebook Page to Breakout Interaction and Momentum

    August 31st, 201106:38 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    “How do I get more people to interact on our Facebook page?” That’s one of the questions I hear most often from people. Maybe you see the potential of social media to engaged, discuss, share, and build community… So, you took the initiative to get start a blog or Facebook page for your organization. You had this dream that you’d post so...

  • What the Internet is Hiding from You

    July 05th, 201106:04 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    When you search Google you expect to see the entire Internet, right? When you check Facebook, you expect to see updates from all your friends, right? Wrong. Google, Facebook, Amazon, NetFlix and countless other companies are personalizing their sites for us. They’re showing us things based on our location, demographic info, likes and dislikes. I...

  • Kentucky UMC Social Media Policy Requires Access to Pastors’ MySpace, Facebook Accounts

    July 04th, 201110:02 PM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    In a move that screams “we fear what we do not understand” the Kentucky Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is requiring its clergy to sign a “MySpace, Facebook and Website Disclosure Agreement.” The agreement requires clergy to “agree to allow the Kentucky Annual Conference to examine any and all MySpace, Facebook, or ...

  • How to Build Online Relationships Like Jesus (Part 5)

    July 01st, 201107:32 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    If you’ve been following along parts 1 - 4 of this series, you have your systems (lists & apps) in place to facilitate both deep relationships with close friends and connections with large crowds, and you’re using “best practices” to prepare your heart and engage with people in all of you relational tiers each day. But we can...

  • How to Build Online Relationships Like Jesus (Part 4)

    June 30th, 201104:32 PM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    So, far in this series we’ve 1. Addressed the concern social media relationships are shallow (Part 1) 2. Looked at how Jesus related to both crowds of thousands and a handful of close friends (Part 2) 3. Looked at how to relate to both crowds and close friends in Twitter and Facebook (Part 3) If you’ve got your Twitter and Facebook lists se...

  • How to Build Online Relationships Like Jesus (Part 3)

    June 29th, 201110:40 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    In How to Build Online Relationships Like Jesus (Part 2) we examined Jesus’ life and found that he had several tiers of relationships – large crowds, dozens of followers, 12 disciples, and 3 close friends. And we also observed that Jesus flipped the pyramid and intentionally invested a disproportionate amount of time with those he was clos...

  • How to Build Online Relationships Like Jesus

    June 22nd, 201106:28 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    I wrote an article titled 7 Ways Pastors Fail at Social Media for this month’s Neue Magazine, which made its way online last week. Joel Reichenbach posted a comment in response, which I think deserves more attention. Here’s part of it: It was stated that twitter and facebook are all about relationships, but all these sites add to relation...

  • Is Facebook on the Decline?

    June 16th, 201104:31 PM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Inside Facebook released a report Monday showing that while Facebook continues to grow worldwide, it’s popularity in the U.S. and other “early adopter countries” may be waning. Worldwide they say Facebook was up 5 million users in May, but their data shows U.S. users falling from 155.2 million in April to 149.4 million in May, a whoppin...
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