Agora Digital Media

Some great thoughts from our friend @TimWShep! tinyurl.com/yyjlhcha

"People who have a negative brand experience on mobile are 62% less likely to purchase from that brand in the future." Translation: If visitors to your church's mobile site can't find the info they need then they likely won't be showing up on Sunday.bit.ly/2zGyhhh

Actual Proof Why Facebook and Google AdWords Work Better Together disq.us/t/2vo5q1t

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The goal of #churchmarketing is not to supplant the Holy Spirit but to be a voice in a new medium.

If you have an email list of your members, you can make sure that 100% see your next event's info! #churchmarketing buff.ly/2woAr45

@TGC is on point with this! #churchmarketing buff.ly/2x9PONO

Think your church is "too old" to be digital? 56% of online Seniors aged 65+ are on Facebook. buff.ly/2w6OISM #churchmarketing

Got $5 to throw at a Facebook ad? It’s a small price to pay for information retention. #churchmarketing #digitalchurch

Facebook is a great tool for managing and connecting people. #churchmarketing #digitalchurch

Truth is, people are probably surfing Facebook instead of reading the bulletin or announcement slides. #churchmarketing #digitalchurch

People are constantly on Facebook. If you put information there, people are more likely to see it. #churchmarketing #digitalchurch

Make sure 99.99% your church never misses another important announcement. buff.ly/2w6umc7 #churchmarketing #digitalchurch

Every 60 secs on Facebook 510,000 comments are posted, 293,000 statuses are updated, and 136,000 photos uploaded. buff.ly/2tGjeTf

A Facebook post at 7pm will result in more clicks on average than posting at 8pm. buff.ly/2uxfMHJ

100 million hours of video content are watched on Facebook daily. buff.ly/2uxxXwU

Almost 80% of time spent on social media platforms happens on mobile. buff.ly/2uTtmHQ

YouTube overall, and even YouTube on mobile reaches more 18-34 and 18-49 year-olds than cable networks in the U.S. buff.ly/2uugGq4

Organic FB reach is basically dead. If your church doesn’t have SOME budget to invest, its pointless to spend time creating content.

8 of 10 people say that video is the easiest way to get to know an organization online. buff.ly/2ux3gro