Media Outreach

If you’ve been following the news at all, the signs of convergence should now be obvious. Google’s acquisition of YouTube for $1.65 billion, its interest in opening access to the public airwaves, and the increasing portability of internet/media communications devices are all signs that media is increasingly going to happen in one device, in one place. It’s going to happen sooner than you think, so you had better get ready. February 17, 2009 is when the full-power (broadcast) television networks will cut off their analog broadcasts and switch to an all-digital format. Looking forward, Google has already begun lobbying the FCC to open up access to the airwaves the TV networks will vacate. Before long, your radio, television, newspaper, phone, email, and library are all going to be online, in the palm of your hand. So, now is the time to join the digital wave. Digital media is here to stay.

By adding to your website, you will create a memorable destination for your visitors. Sites with robust content are not only more interesting, they do a better job of being relevant and connecting with visitors. The Internet has opened avenues for viral marketing like no medium before. Any content that people can get their hands on has a good chance of being passed to one person after another. You can’t buy publicity like that. However, you can help yourself get in on it.

Sermon Connect has no restrictions on how much you can upload, how relevant you can be, and how accessible you can make yourself. It won’t be long before technology like the iPhone is widespread, allowing people to carry around a portal to the Internet and all of its uses wherever they roam. Why not make sure you are ahead of the curve? Making your message heard can happen in more ways than from the pulpit. Let us help you make yourself heard. Check out SermonConnect.com and see what we can do for you.