How a Church Can Combat a Bad Online Review

How a Church Can Combat a Bad Online Review

Pastors, are you checking your church’s Yelp reviews? With more than 800,000 Google results for “bad church reviews on Yelp,” you should be. In this blog for Living Lutheran, I provide 5 tips for how to combat an online bad church review. In addition to being...
That .SUCKS — and Here’s How to Benefit

That .SUCKS — and Here’s How to Benefit

“The word sucks is now a protest word,” Ralph Nader says about the new website domain name ending .SUCKS. “And it’s up to people to give it more meaning.” In this post, my colleague Debi Lewis of jebraweb explains how non-profits and businesses can remain a step ahead...
Engaging Your Audience: Social Media and Nonprofit Events

Engaging Your Audience: Social Media and Nonprofit Events

For nonprofit organizations with annual individual giving under $1 million, social media can be 80% more effective in recruiting and retaining new donors. In this television appearance on Chicago’s CAN TV, I provide tips on how nonprofits can integrate social media...
Beauty and Humanitarianism: Unveiled

Beauty and Humanitarianism: Unveiled

Social media is an essential tool in promoting organizations that, in other circumstances, might remain hidden or obscured. In this #tbt post for the Huffington Post “Wrapped in Solidarity,” I am proud to highlight the good works of Heshima Kenya, an organization that...
Ten Commandments for Churches on Social Media

Ten Commandments for Churches on Social Media

On Feb. 6th, 2014, I was proud to be featured in Healthier Church‘s “Tips for a Healthier Church” eblast series with a blog on how social media can affect church outreach. UPDATE: On March 25th, 2014, this blog was featured on the Evangelical Lutheran Church in...