Why Did the Archdiocese of Vancouver Win Best Social Media Account?
The Catholic Media Conference took place June 25–28 in Phoenix and awarded the archdiocese with a combined 21 awards, 2 of which were for social media.
The Catholic Media Conference took place June 25–28 in Phoenix and awarded the archdiocese with a combined 21 awards, 2 of which were for social media.
Since gaining traction in the internet age, social media hasn’t found a clear way to not be beholden to governments, advertisers, and investors. Could this be the way?
Since gaining traction in the internet age, social media hasn’t found a clear way to not be beholden to governments, advertisers, and investors.
Good parish and diocesan content isn’t just about sharp photography and clean graphics. What really makes a difference is content that does one or more of these things:
Now, after reading Zuck’s vision, some people might think, Why is a superintelligence that works for me and can’t kill me a bad thing?
There’s a strong chance the youth of your parish are on Snapchat. If you have a youth ministry and youth groups, Snapchat might be a natural way to help connect them and nurture faith without the clutter that so many other social networks bring.
Understanding which analytics really prove impact can be the difference between a successful campaign and a wasted one.
Tastemakers for the Church need to be committed to holiness and simultaneously understand how to reach Catholics who are distant from the Church.
Experience counts for a lot in any industry. But digital marketing is unique, and young adults have an edge.
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