An interesting discussion with our own Joel and Greg from MobileMixed
Greg Hickman with Mobilemixed.com recently sat down with Joel via Skype to discuss Symbiota, our vision and why mobile ministry matters for churches. Check out the note below and the recorded discussion.
I’m not sure about your church but mine was not a fan of mobile phones. It almost feels wrong when thinking about it but our guest today discusses how he saw an opportunity to help churches and universities integrate mobile to better connect with their audience.Joel Sam of Symbiota offers mobile marketing services to churches and got started with his own when he saw a new way for them to connect with members.Today we discuss:
- Overcoming the challenges of selling organizations that are slow to adopt
- How you can intelligently mobilize these organizations that historically don’t like technology.
- How he’s seen churches succeed using mobile the right way.
I think this is an interesting episode especially for those of you facing obstacles when selling to clients that have a hard time dealing with change.Watch the show now. Amen!
About the author
Jason Alexis
Jason Alexis is passionate about helping churches, ministries and non-profits get their message out to a mobile, global and social generation. Having began his career as an engineer, Jason believes that marketing and communications should be based on hard data, systemic analysis and proven best practices. As the founder of Fluid Ministries, Jason brings this scientific common sense approach to church communications and marketing. He helps churches to spread the age-old Gospel message through modern high-tech communication channels including mobile apps, text messaging and social media. As a devout Christian, Jason bases his life on solid Biblical principles. That said, Jason recognizes his own imperfections and failure to consistently live out his convictions. Because of this, he knows his need for God's mercy and compassion. He is inclined to extend this mercy to others rather than judge them. Jason strives to run his business and personal affairs with integrity and virtue.
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