10 Social Goals For Preachers

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1. Don't just get friends build customer evangelists
2. Know how to turn visitors into content promoters
3. Add value by providing solutions to others
4. Visit their blog then in turn they will visit yours
5. Write often you maybe known offline but does your online audience know you?
6. Educate them about yourself. Tell them your story! Everyone loves a story
7. Solve their problems first by providing great content that they value and can use
8. It's not enough to be known as a preacher or as a great speaker we must professionally network for all our life is worth.
9. Connect and respond to comments. This shows you value peoples time and are approachable.
10. Networking means making the net-work for you

We are missing the greatest opportunity ever when we fail to engage a global audience online. I believe the proof of great ministry is evidenced by what a man does online for there we have the biggest audience and the most accessable crowd.

Paul

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