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Facebook.com: Why the church should use it to reach young adults
February 12, 2008 | Author: admin | Filed under: Church Marketing
In a quest to find what is popular online, Youth Trends recently asked 17-to-25-year-olds to name their top three favorite websites. Facebook.com dominated the results among both men and women.
Among Women Ages 17-25
- 69% Facebook
- 38% MySpace
- 22% YouTube
- 13% Google
- 10% CNN
Among Men Ages 17-25
- 56% Facebook
- 19% YouTube
- 17% Yahoo!
- 17% Google
- 16% ESPN
Keep in mind that these are their favorite sites and not necessarily the ones they most traffic. Regardless, Facebook is the place for your church to reach young adults.
To learn more about how your church can reach people with Facebook, read churchrelevance.com’s previous posts about advertising on Facebook and how Guts Church used Facebook to reach Tulsa students.
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