Tag: statistics

  • What’s a good CTR? Click through rate benchmarks.

    Short answer = it depends. Click-through rates (CTR) may be different depending on what kind of an online ad is being used, whether a banner ad, text ad, video ad, animated ad, email links, or whatever else. For managers and executives that don’t mind having an simplistic inaccurate answer, an overgeneralized good CTR is ~…

  • How many churches have websites in America

    How many churches have websites in America

    What is the number of church websites in the United States? Yes it’s quite a herculean effort to count the exact number and I’m not sure there’s research money to pull off such a census. Plus the wide range of differing theological definitions for what is a church exacerbates any attempts to quantify them. First,…

  • potential and opportunities: next gen Asian Americans

    potential and opportunities: next gen Asian Americans

    As the Census 2010 numbers are being crunched, our growing population makes for all the more opportunities for serving real needs of real people. And for the 17.3 million Asian Americans, who are comparatively the most educated and the most wealthy, that means a ton of raw potential for doing good and making a difference…

  • top church pages on Facebook in 2011

    Who are the churches that are good examples of using Facebook and social media well? [update] I’ve updated this list over at SocialMediaChurch.net == top churches on Facebook with the most likes updated in real-time Before we dive in, there are different metrics for success and there are different ways of using social media, so…