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  • Social Media Strategy

    Social Media Strategy

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    Because I don’t believe in doing anything just because, I started thinking about my reason for using social media. The reason I… Tweet. Respond to tweets. Spend valuable time on this blog. Respond to comments and promote conversation on this blog. Take the time to send pictures to my Posterous. Check my Facebook regularly. While…

  • Communication With A Cause – Impacting

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    It’s what God has called us to do. It’s why the Holy Spirit is living and active. It’s why out of any organization Jesus could have begun during His time on earth, He chose the church. We’re called to IMPACT. We’re not called to connect with people just like ourselves for the sake of being…

  • Top Tweets of the Week

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    As I’ve watched tweets flow through my twitter stream this week, I’ve captured some of the best ones and put them in this post. You can do with it what you wish… @ArtieDavis: Blogged 5-Q’s-Is your vision really FROM GOD?: LINK @FocusLeadership: True leadership must be for the benefit of the followers, not the enrichment of…

  • Favorite WordPress Plugins

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    I was searching for a certain WordPress plugin the other day and noticed how few things came up when I searched. SO I’m going to list my favorite 10 WordPress plugins. Please keep in mind, I am no WP genius. I’m don’t even claim to be. 1. Askimet – Prevents spam comments from coming to…

  • 5 Reasons I Tweet

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    I dove head first into Twitter a few months ago. Since then, I’ve really gained an appreciation for the opportunities that social media provides. Here are the top 5 reasons  why I give my time to Twitter… 1. I’m able to impact the lives of people I would have never been able to meet without…

  • The Hidden Gem in the Blogosphere

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    A couple of days ago, I confessed on twitter that one of my favorite blogs to read is Ann Jackson’s “Flowerdust.” Now, I know that blogs are a dime a dozen, everyone it seems, has one or has had one in the past. Aside from the few really big ones we all hear about, the…