Why the Church must be market-savvy
The Church is not a business, but it cannot ignore modern market practices. This is one of the premises of a promising paper written by a student at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, TX. The paper, “New Media, New Evangelization: The Unique Benefits of...Those who search for communities start with internet, NC Register reports
In case you missed it, here’s an insightful story in the National Catholic Register, “Sisters Go Online to Promote Vocations.” There are some good success stories here, and also one community’s story about difficulty in attracting vocations...Free photo postings available on new Facebook vocations page
Take advantage of the growing number of many single Catholics on Facebook. Now your religious community can be featured on the new Facebook page, Holy Vocations. Simply go to the page and post your photo, video, or link to your community’s page. The page, Holy...Religious at HIAL conference ramping up internet promotion
Was it just my imagination, or were the religious displays at the annual Here I Am Lord youth conference I attended yesterday more sophisticated than previous years? The displays seemed bigger and more electronic. It certainly seemed like there were more bowls of...Facebook ads: the trick is in the text
Our recent post on using Facebook ads for vocations, “Facebook’s pay-per-click ads zero in on young Catholics”, has gotten some welcome attention. Because of the popularity of Facebook, we at Vocation Promotion are running test ad campaigns directed toward...Free Ebook!
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