Author: Kenny Jahng

Kenny Jahng is a content marketing advisor and communications strategist who helps nonprofit, cause-driven and faith-based organizations / churches. You can connect with Kenny on Twitter @kennyjahng
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{download} How To Create Custom On-Demand GeoFilters For Your Church

One of the most popular and fun features of social media today are Snapchat Custon On-Demand Geofilters. Geofilters are image overlays designed and made readily available for a definite location. There are two types of Geofilters: Community and On-Demand. Community Geofilters are created by graphics artists for their city, university, local landmark, church or other public locations. […]

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How To Lead A Brainstorming Meeting That Pours Down Ideas

Innovation and ideation through brainstorming are such important things in the creative space.  We have to continuously protect the processes involved otherwise, our creative output becomes flat.   Today, I asked a colleague and video director, Ben Stapley to share some of the tricks of the trade he uses when facilitating a brainstorming meeting.  Enjoy! The […]

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5 Reasons Why Churches Need To Pay More Attention To #PrayFor ____ Memes

#PrayFor ______. We see the graphics all the time now. Love ’em or Hate ’em. The church social media communications community recently saw a nicely assembled #rant post by Justin Dean. It is a good post.     In his article, Justin points out that the recent string of #PrayFor_____ opportunities create scenarios that feeds a […]

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Why Your Church Should Invest in Social Media Communications

Getting your church involved in social media provides a great opportunity in getting more people exposed to your events, ministries and most importantly the Gospel. There’s no need to doubt whether your church should use the power of social media or not. Although everyone knows the endless perks social media offers, many churches remain unconvinced. […]

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I’ll Show You That Churches Are In Denial About Digital Giving

In today’s world, online and digital mobile giving is pretty much the norm. According to data analysis by Statista, US e-commerce sales are estimated to increase to $491.5 billion by 2018 out of 191.1 million US online users who are making electronic transactions. That being said, companies, non-profits and even churches should really take advantage […]

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