Podcast appearances and mentions of dave shrein

Today on the show we're talking with Dave Shrein. Our host Carl has known Dave for a while - he is a former Communications Pastor and is currently a podcast host and ministry leader and continues to serve those in ministry through his marketing work. We're talking with Dave today about preaching through the Bible. We'll dive into several topics and tips for pastors on how to preach through books of the Bible and how to preach through different church and cultural seasons at your church. We'll also talk through tips for how to promote your series. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week, Geoffrey Wilcoxson interviews Michael Kelley and Dave Shrein about their careers in marketing, challenges faced in their field of work, being faithful to God and their employer and employees along with some practical advice. We hope this episode is helpful! We will be back with another episode next week!

Virtual summits are all the rage these days, but my friend Dave Shrein was doing them before they were cool. I participated in his event last year for his agency Campaign Donut, and I thought it was so well-run, I had to have him on the show to talk about it. Dave’s story is great and he offers lots of actionable advice. It’s always great when I can take something from an interview and implement it, and I did just that with Dave. (more…) View on separate page Transcript Sponsored by:ExpressVPN: Get 3 Months FREE on a One Year PackageYes Plz: Get $5 off your subscription with code HIBI at checkout!iThemes: Get 20% off with code HOWIBUILTIT Source

The Seminary of Hard Knocks podcast with Seth Muse Where church communications are fun, Instagram is life, and no one feels like an idiot. We're bringing back my conversation with Dave Shrein from Shrein Media and Church Marketing Sucks to talk about how to get your social media to motivate people to take action! Dave has a TON of great insights for social media managers. In this episode: Mobilizing Churches with Social Media The part social media plays in commitment Dave's cell phone number! Links from the Show Shrein Media Dave on Twitter @daveshrein Pro Church Tools Ray Edwards podcast Gary Vee Audio Experience podcast (explicit, you've been warned) That Church Conference - Sign up for the BEST communications conference out there! 88 Ideas for Church Social Media Posts Follow Seth on Instagram Join the Seminary of Hard Knocks Facebook group at sethmuse.com/group

Welcome to the Mule Ranch Audio Experience with Steve Edwards and the first podcast episode where we talk about Mule and Donkey Hoof Care.We get started by introducing you to Dave Shrein and then hear directly from the Steve Edwards, himself, and his story of how he got started cowboying and working with equine.We'll cover what to look for in a hoof, how to maintain and care for your animal's feet, nutrition, shoeing, trimming, and everything you could possibly want to know about hoof care!

Dave Shrein hosts the Church Marketing Podcast and runs Shrein Media, an online company that helps businesses and churches reach their people with clear messaging. Dave has been in the marketing game for a while, so his insights on this episode are very valuable to church leaders! The Seminary of Hard Knocks Podcast wants to see you make more confident decisions with clear purpose!

Vicki Fitch Live: A Fresh Perspective Podcast Episode #22 with Special guest, David M Shrein of Shrein Media, LLC in Phoenix, AZ www.daveshrein.com Tonight's #FacebookLive broadcast includes Dave shared his insights on #SocialMedia and how he got started in the space. From Youth #Pastor to #WebsiteDesigner to #SocialMedia Content Curator and then the #inspiration in his journey of "Fired to 6 Figures" We talked #Transparency #Family, #Parenting and Building your #OnlineBusiness. His new course is available for people who are the right fit and can be reached www.daveshrein.com/launch Viewers shared this was one of the #Best #Interviews ever. Dave is #Authentic and a true gem of a man and a blessed entrepreneur. Dave brought the value of the online community and his dear friend Ryan Bilello who needs to be your #BFF (I'm comin for you Ryan!) Being part of a Community like the www.fb.com/entrepreneurialrockstars, is a critical part of getting connected and collaborating and we offer a segment for our members to be Live on the Show - so get in the group - this could be the exposure you need! Vicki is a #DirectSales Expert, #Author, #Speaker, International Business #Consultant & top #livestreamer in #Periscope and #FacebookLive. (2 x day) For more info, visit www.VickiFitch.com & she offers a #Free 20 Min #Consultations www.vickifitch.com/20 If you are interested in being a GUEST or SPONSOR on the show, fill out this questionnaire to see if you are a good fit https://vicki14.typeform.com/to/Gc5phr Thank you everyone for watching and we'll see you Wednesday Nights at 7pm Pacific, 10pm Eastern and remember to catch Monday Night for He Said Red Said 7:30 pm Pacific, 10:30pm Eastern This broadcast was produced by a special team of individuals and the intro video and audio were done by the amazing Jeff Adams

 http://prochurchtools.com/134 - We all know what it’s like to receive email newsletters and delete them without ever reading them. Dave Shrein discusses how to best use email to communicate on behalf of your church.

Attend any conference for entrepreneurs and online marketers and take note of how many people attend the breakout session on, "how to use video in your business." Video is huge and the internet is being taken over by live streaming. As easy as it is to create video, it's much harder to create video that plays a role in your business and that's where you need direction. What role does video play in a business? In this episode of #dactalk, Dave Shrein and Holly Gillen talk specifically to that question: what role does video play in business? Discover some basic starting points if you've never used video before and learn how you can take what you already do and improve upon it for deeper impact.

There are two types of social media mistakes: those that can't be avoided and those that can. It's as simple as that. No matter how much training, education and experience you have working with social media the ever changing technology and social landscape means that we are constantly having to adapt - a mistakes will be made along the way. Those mistakes are the ones you cannot avoid. On the flip side there are may mistakes that can easily be avoided and sometimes all you need is someone pointing out to you the low hanging fruit right in front of your eyes. In The Social Media Mistakes Episode we take a look at an article from ChurchTechToday.com identifying 3 mistakes that continue to plague churches on social media as well as additional social media mistakes that are easily correctable. Are you a church social media expert thinking that maybe this episode doesn't apply to you? Think again. Everyone has room to grow, including the host and you will leave this conversation with at least one investigative assignment and most likely one corrective course of action to take.

Podcasts are an incredible way to get your message in front of your audience. There is a lot of freedom to network with others in your niche and grow your authority beyond what web and social allow. You may have considered launching a podcast but if you don't have a familiarity with all that's involved, the mystery alone may prevent you from giving it a shot. In this #dactalk Dave Shrein and Ryan Bilello discuss the launch of The Inside Scope, Ryan Bilello's podcast for Periscope broadcasters, and they share their experiences with podcasting equipment, software, scheduling and more!

Customers. Such an impersonal term. Okay, so let's call them clients. Better, but somehow it still misses the mark. The reality is that no matter what you label those who choose to work with you there is a simple element you must remember... beyond the tasks, invoices, labels, etc. Your customers are real people. One of the most promising things about social media, when the term was coined, was an awareness being placed on the fact that these networks were socially based. Somehow marketing and sales have taken over and while you may still call it social media, we're not describing these networks as social - we are referring to them as social. In this episode of #dactalk , +Dave Shrein and +Ahna Hendrix talk about the human element of online business. Is there a proper balance between money and relationship? How do you remember that those you are communicating with are real people with real lives and treat them as such? A conversation with two entrepreneurs sharing what they've heard, learned, seen and experience in their lives as online marketers.

Are you keeping the three c’s of communication in mind when creating content for your church? In this podcast Dave Shrein talks with Ryan Holck about how utilizing these three c’s will help communicate the mission of your church more effectively. Convey details. Connect heart. Creatively deliver.

You've been asking the question since April: How can we use Periscope at our church. You've probably launched a broadcast showing your band playing, or maybe a baptist but the question remains - why and how should I use Periscope for my church. In this episode of the Church Marketing Podcast Ryan Bilello joins Dave Shrein to talk about the power of using social media to network within the church and how an app like Periscope and a technology such as live streaming will allow your church meet the networking needs of others in a way you have yet to experience.

Episode 24 Show Notes: Today Tom interviews Dave Shrein. Dave is a communications guru and helps you become more equipped to effectively do your job. He has worked in communications primary since 2008.  Not only does he blog and periscope regularly but he is also the host the Church Marketing Podcast. In this podcast we talk about what churches are doing well and what they are doing...no so well :-/.  It's a great episode with great insights. To email Tom some ideas on future episodes email him here. Listen and make sure you goto iTunes and subscribe to the podcast and see what cool things we do each and every week! Join the conversation! What are you doing in your church communications that is going well?  And, what tools or tricks have you learned along the way?  Share below or on social media using the hashtag #ymsidekick. 

You dream and dream and dream of that moment when you turn pro. When you can finally spend all day, every day working on your dream. It's liberating and freeing, but it's also overwhelming and scary. So, what should you expect during your first 90 days after turning pro-entrepreneur or full-time freelancer? What resistance will you meet? What will continue to motivate you? How will you find work and expand your business? Maybe most of all, what do you do when those first 90 days don't work out like you intended? In this episode of #dactalk,+Dave Shrein and +Bethany Jett talk about what those first 90 days were like. Dave is nearly a year into running his business full time and Bethany is just over 90 days from launching hers. Two perspectives, two experiences, one amazingly powerful episode for the entrepreneur or dreamer.

You may not have expected to become a freelancer - a friend knows you're good at something and recommends your work to someone. Next thing you know you're clocking out of your day job and going home to clock in at a side job - you just became a freelancer. Not all freelancers want to leave their day jobs but all freelancers want to earn money working at the art they love. How do you achieve success at something you only give part of your time to? How do you find the right clients to work with - or more importantly, how do they find you? How do you know which clients to take on and which clients you tell to pound sand? In this episode of #dactalk  +Dave Shrein and +Emily Carlton talk from their years of experience as successful freelancers revealing what it takes to achieve mad crazy success at freelancing. While every freelancer's priorities will vary this conversation will pull back the curtain on what successful freelancing can look like and you will discover tips and strategies that can help you take your freelancing work to the next level!

You’ve witnessed the transition - gone are the days of members attending Sunday services 4-5 times a month. As a matter of fact, churches are fortunate if a regular attender will walk into the worship center twice in one month. The modern church must begin to reassess it’s model in order to keep up with an on-demand culture and if the conversation doesn’t begin now the risk of being irrelevant as individual organizations heightens dramatically. You may not have thought of it this way but through our mobile devices areas of our lives that might have once be separated into scheduled segments (church, work, school, personal, etc.) collide into one device. This means that we have more regular access to various parts of our lives and the church must compete with all the other areas. Where there is a challenge there is an opportunity. In The Live and Online Episode you will be challenged to engage mentally into scenarios that are playing out in front of us right now in the church. If you’re looking for steps 1, 2 and 3 on how to balance this shift, keep looking. By the end of this episode you will find yourself equipped with facts, figures, thoughts and realities that will serve to influence your church communication decisions now and in the future.

If the title doesn't say it all. You know exactly what this is all about. You have passion or a dream that burns inside of you and yet the majority of your time is spent at your 9-5 building someone else's business. It's not that you begrudge their business (after all, it's keeping food on the table and a roof over your head - and in some cases Apple products in your hands) but you know that you were meant for something different than the 9-5.  In this episode of #dactalk Dave Shrein and John Meese talk all about how to manage the fine art of pursuing your dream while working a 9-5. How do you focus on your paying job while you're clocked in yet give the necessary attention to your dream that is beating inside your heart? How do you manage caring for your family and friends while using every spare moment outside of the 9-5 to build your dream? How do you turn what you love doing into what generates meaningful and consistent income? How do you build an audience to engage with along the journey? If you've ever wondered, "is there a better way to make this happen?" then this is the episode for you. You'll find community, hope and encouragement from two entrepreneurs who are living it right along side you.

You've been in that precarious position of asking the question, "how do I raise my prices without losing my clients?" You started off looking for experience and rather than charging the prices your competitors were charging you undercut the competition to get the client and gain the reps. Over time you've added more clients yet you haven't been able to transition those past relationships. In this episode of #dactalk Dave Shrein and Mike Kim take time to discuss the art of transitioning your pricing. There are many subtle tactics you can employ in order to honor your faithful customers yet earn the money that accurately reflects that value you bring. You don't need to feel the need to choose between loyalty or getting paid what you're worth: you can have both but it requires a lot of thought and a lot of relational equity. Dave and Mike will walk you through possible ways you can transition your pricing and feel good doing it.

We all want to know the secret to success. We look at what others are doing around us and wonder, "what is it that they're doing because it seems to be working." There is, in fact, a secret to success - though honestly it's not as interesting as your typical secret.  In the world of building your brand and creating an online business there is one thing you must do if you want to achieve success at a significant pace and here it is: suck up your pride and learn from others. You may see four or five others who are building their business and it seems like everything is just falling into place - so what is it that they're doing that is bringing success? While it may not be a prescription for what you should do it may be a good description that you could adapt for yourself. In this episode of #dactalk Dave Shrein and Meiko Seymour team up to talk about their most recent experiences of learning and share some of their favorite places to listen to the success and failures of others.

The position of Communication Director (or Pastor) is fairly new. While many large churches (5,000+) have had someone in this role for a long time, the average church is just now discovering the need for someone to ask strategic questions about how their information is being communicated and received. The increase in noise (both online and in life overall) has revealed that the messages from the church are not making it onto calendars, into conversations and or translating into any type of measurable growth. In a scurry to keep up with the times churches are hiring individual to manage communications without a full understanding of what that even means. A communication director will begin to do their job and pastors realize their being told no more often or having to explain initiatives and decisions in greater detail than they have been accustomed to. No one is right or wrong in this scenario but the fact remains there is a giant gap between what pastors and communication directors see as furthering the communications of the church. In this episode Pastor Brian McCoy from Foothills Baptist Church in Phoenix, Arizona shares his experience working with a communications director for the past 4 months. Who is this director? It just so happens that I am the director (Dave Shrein). Throughout our time working together to improve the communication mechanisms at Foothills we've experienced significant wins, constant misunderstandings and a learning experience that has benefitted both of us.

Pastors are natural content creators. Each week they spend long hours crafting messages and teaching series. Unfortunately, too much of their content is “one-and-done”, only to be heard by a live audience that day and just a handful of folks that listen to the recording. Today I interview Dave Shrein, a marketing consultant for churches […]

You're sitting in a room listening to an online business speaker whom you admire. They share strategy, they share thought process and a whole bunch of other good stuff but they never touch on the one subject that you find more perplexing: what technical resources do they use and how do they manage it all? Every one of us is uniquely talented and we want to share our talents with the world - often if feels like technical difficulties are the only thing holding us back. In this episode of #dactalk Dave Shrein and Charissa Moore talk all about tech. What tech do they use? What tech have they used? What frustrates them? How do they overcome tech problems? How do they keep technical difficulties from holding up their business? *We want to take your questions during this episode. Use Twitter to Tweet us your questions ahead of time or live - simply use #dactalk  so we will see them.* Don't let technical difficulties delay you from reaching the world with your message, gift or talent. Tune in to this episode as we obliterate challenges and liberate your online business!

The internet has opened the door for anyone to start a business, including anyone looking to make a few extra dollars in their spare time. People with full-time jobs have been able to sell the products they themselves use. Health, beauty, fitness, personal care, decoration and a range of other products offer us the chance to make decent "extra" cash. It's easy to find opportunity. It's not so easy to know how to gain traction for your new side-business using social media.  We can post a picture of our family, our wedding, our new baby or our graduation and light up Facebook with likes and comments. However, we can share a picture of a life-changing product and... crickets. In this episode Dave Shrein and Charissa Moore talk about how to sell on social media without coming off as a salesman. It's a tough gig, but it can be done.

http://prochurchtools.com/028 - In this session of the Pro Church Podcast I sit down for an interview with Dave Shrein. Dave is the host of the Church Marketing Podcast and founder of his own brand development company Shrein Media. Dave shares the secret ingredient to church media, as well as his thoughts on print media vs. digital media.