The Christian blog Pyromaniacs call the UUA’s Time magazine ad campaign an act of self-parody. I’m pretty critical of these things as they go, but I can’t go that far with this one. (Hat tip to Chamblee54.)
Here’s the deal with freaks and geeks: I love them because I am one. I play Civilization IV. I go to the comic book store now and again. I TiVo Battlestar Galactica. I listen to Belle & Sebastian, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Hem. I’m a Mac switcher. Hell, I […]
Jeff W. wrote in the comments to the last post,
Maybe UU churches should try marketing themselves with banners that say “Come join the freakshow!â€
How would you market UUism online? This question has gone around the UU blogosphere before, so let’s make it very specific this time. We’re talking viral advertising, not broadcast. […]
A communications director for a large congregation reports that trying to “clever” people into church ain’t gonna work. Says he: “Advertising simply points to what is already happening. And if nothing’s happening, then you’re in trouble.”