Social media ppt
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Social media presentation given to Presbyterian pastors and staff held at New Providence Presbyterian Church, Maryville, TN on Friday, Sept. 19, 2011
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Social media ppt
- 1. Social Media *for the rest of us
- 8. Statistics – Active Internet Users Can we surmise that if folks use the internet, they will be more active in their groups? YES! Is this what you want? Are your meetings filled with folks that tweet? Is that bad? Are your volunteers organizing online? Of course! Are your donors clicking and tithing? Are you even offering this option?
- 10. The 38 year old white female. Hey, that’s not a bad thing!
- 14. Monitor and Evaluate the plan Courtesy of MonkDev http://www.monkdevelopment.com/
Notes de l'éditeur
- 68% of all Americans (internet users and non-users alike) said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to communicate with members . 62% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to draw attention to an issue . 60% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to connect with other groups . 59% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to impact society at large . 59% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to organize activities . 52% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to raise money . 51% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to recruit new members . 49% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to impact local communities . 35% of all Americans said the internet has had a major impact on the ability of groups to find people to take leadership roles .