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Effective Communication for Ministry through Technology

with Sus Schmitt and a panel of Cru experts. Effective Communication for Ministry through Technology. Objective: At least one step you can take in the next three months and another long-term step. Your goal: Make your ministry more social and more mobile-friendly.

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Effective Communication for Ministry through Technology

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  1. with Sus Schmitt and a panel of Cru experts Effective Communication for Ministry through Technology Objective: At least one step you can take in the next three months and another long-term step. Your goal: Make your ministry more social and more mobile-friendly. Follow e4e: eQuipping for eMinistry blog

  2. eMail Basic Building Blocks for Staff Your Social Media Your Database Your Web Presence

  3. Keep in Mind How can I have more social connection? How does my content look on a mobile device? Does my reader have to do too many clicks to get to where I want them to go (less is better)?

  4. Cru Mail or MailChimp Basic Tools for Cru Staff TntMPD or MPDx Facebook with Lists Give.cru.org

  5. Most of your friends MailChimp stats Cru Mail and MailChimp Try Regular eNewsletters Post mailing on Facebook TntMPD or MPDx Facebook with Lists Give.cru.org

  6. Please stop eMailing PDF letters unless someone needs to print your letter.

  7. Update Your Give Site Add a photo or two, ministry story, bio, and one or two links.

  8. Add an optional header photo. • Learn how on e4e Search for “give. cru.org “ on equipping4eMinistry.wordpress.com

  9. eMail with link Make Lists and Links Check Facebook lists TntMPD or MPDx Financial partner clicks on link in eMail to donate Donor “follows” you Give.cru.org with great photo and ministry story

  10. An MPD list on Facebook

  11. eMail with links Which Social Network? Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn? TntMPD or MPDx Give.cru.org with great photo and ministry story

  12. Cru Mail with link to give.cru.org Address & eMail address synced Choose a Database TntMPD or MPDx Facebook with Lists Donations synced Give.cru.org

  13. Keep in Mind How can I have more social connection? How does my content look on a mobile device? Does my reader have to do too many clicks to get to where I want them to go (less is better)?

  14. Mention update in eMail Can You Be More Social? Post from your site on Facebook TntMPD or MPDx Update your website

  15. Your Website Needs a Feed • The old website concept: a resource site to send people to or that you’d hope they’d visit regularly. • If you have a website you need an RSS feed, that is, a way for them to “subscribe”. • RSS = Really Simple Syndication • Feed • Aggregator (Feedly, etc.)

  16. RSS feed through MailChimp Blog & MailChimp Option FB & Twitter links to web content TntMPD or MPDx NOTE: someone may choose to read your blog through an aggregator. Post regularly on a “website” blog

  17. Patrick’s first day at the beach

  18. Your Website Needs to BeMobile-Friendly • How your web site might look on a cell phone if it’s not mobile-friendly. • Look for “responsive” themes that adjust to phones, iPads, laptops,…

  19. with Sus Schmitt and a panel of Cru experts Effective Communication for Ministry through Technology Get more help from Sus through eQuipping4eMinistry.wordpress.com

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