Love this although I can’t tell you how accurate it is. I’ll have to dive into it later this week, but hopefully this can be beneficial to you in terms of where you might spend your time.
Thanks Drew.
You can download the full PDF here.
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Love this although I can’t tell you how accurate it is. I’ll have to dive into it later this week, but hopefully this can be beneficial to you in terms of where you might spend your time.
Thanks Drew.
You can download the full PDF here.
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Steven Rossi says
Hm…that’s a pretty nice chart. I don’t see anything right away that screams “WRONG!” It looks accurate, and it seems fairly helpful. Nice find.
John Saddington says
cool.
travisfish says
Great guide to social networks. Love it.
Noel Coleman says
Thanks for this! Great as a starting point anyway. Love to hear more about your thoughts as you dive in.
brett barner says
Wow, I’m surprised at the amount of “good” YouTube does. I usually just think of Twitter, Facebook, and Digg. YouTube I guess is worth the second look.
dannyjbixby says
Well, it is the 2nd largest search engine on the interwebs 😉
John Saddington says
that’s a good point.
brett barner says
Good point! I didn’t think of it that way.
John Saddington says
i was too… i’m not sure that’s accurate.
Brian Barela says
plus high-school kids and below are going to youtube for information–not google. makes sense to create lots of content on it now & link to all your other sites.
Kevin says
Hmm…too bad there’s not one that’s green all the way across :-/
John Saddington says
that’s what i looked for at first too!
dannyjbixby says
Pretty sweet breakdown.
And also very interesting to just look through that list and think of the missed opportunities.
Missed opportunities are for suckers.
John Saddington says
fill the gaps!
David Knapp says
I wonder how Vimeo would rank? I don’t use Youtube because Vimeo looks so much better.
John Saddington says
that’s a good question.
Sean Sabourin says
Thanks so much for sharing. I always appreciate what is shared here at churchcrunch. Keep it up!
John Saddington says
sure!
PhillipGibb says
nice, info.
I’ll have to get a digg share button up onto my blog
Scott Magdalein says
#overwhelmed
Stephen Bateman says
They certainly like Youtube…
Kerri says
A new tool, SendingWord (http://www.sendingword.com) makes it easy for churches to get on board with modern ministry and communication apps. One site consolidates Facebook, Twitter, digital phone calls, email and text messages. Pastors simply type in messages (church news, scripture passages, etc.) and congregates sign up to receive messages on the tools of their choice. It’s awesome!