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holycowcreative (a group admin) says: 02 Jun 09 - Great reminder from DanielleSuzanne when posting to the lab:
We can't give good feedback if we don't AT LEAST know:
-the goal (of the event, ministry, etc.)
-the intended audience
-why you went in the direction you did
The more background info the better...and it helps to create the habit of creating a creative brief.
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Great reminder from DanielleSuzanne when posting to the lab:
We can't give good feedback if we don't AT LEAST know:
-the goal (of the event, ministry, etc.)
-the intended audience
-why you went in the direction you did
The more background info the better...and it helps to create the habit of creating a creative brief.
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About Church Marketing Lab (beta)
The idea is to help churches do better marketing so they can effectively communicate the greatest story ever told. Show your work, share your feedback, everybody wins.
We also offer a lively discussion board and a chance to get together locally.
3 Quick Guidelines:
1) Be Nice
* Our goal is to help churches improve, so keep it nice. Offer constructive criticism and remember that the person who posted the image is looking for advice and feedback, not a thrashing.
2) What to Post
* Any church marketing or communications efforts are acceptable. If you can post an image/video or explain it in the discussion board, it’s good.
* Users are limited to four posts per day to give everybody a chance. Please note that the Lab is not your online portfolio: limit finished work to one per week.
3) What Not to Post
* Material should come from the originating church or creator. No submitting material from another church—if they want feedback they can post it themselves.
* This group is limited to church marketing—no ministry, para-church, Christian business marketing, etc. Commercial solicitations are also not allowed.
* Remember to respect the work of others. Stolen images are not acceptable.
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Read more specific tips for getting the most out of the Lab.
Who's Behind This?
The Church Marketing Lab grew out of the peer review section from the blog Church Marketing Sucks and is organized by the nonprofit Center for Church Communication.
http://www.cfcclabs.org
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Additional Information
This is a public group.
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Members can post 4 things to the pool each day.
- Accepted media types:
- Accepted content types:
- Photos / Videos
- Screenshots / Screencasts
- Illustration/Art / Animation/CGI
- Accepted safety levels:
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