Lee Ann Jackson “A Reminder For Christian Social Media”

The verdict holding Meta and Google liable marks a shift that social media professionals cannot ignore.

For those of us in Christian social media, it’s a reminder that:

Our audience comes first. Credibility and a genuine commitment to sharing life-changing Biblical content guide everything we do.
Ethics are core. It’s never been just about reach or engagement . . . it’s about how that engagement is built.
Attention at all costs is not our approach. Depth, trust, and meaningful connection take priority over fleeting metrics.

Three practical takeaways in light of today’s landmark verdict:

1.     Commit to meaningful connection and spiritual depth over click-driven content.

2.     Prioritize content that nurtures and grows people’s spiritual walks, not just captures attention.

3.        Position your social media presence as a safe, trustworthy voice in a noisy ecosystem.

This is a moment for Christians in social media to lead, not follow.

With nearly four decades at Ambassador, Lee Ann Jackson has served to effectively connect ministries and station partners as a skilled Media Strategist A graduate of UCLA, Lee Ann also holds a Mini-MBA in Social Media Marketing degree from Rutgers Business School which has been a platform for her leadership in managing Ambassador’s various social streams and in providing consultation to both ministry and station personnel in that arena. She is an international speaker and trainer with Media Alliance International, leading workshops on digital engagement and social media strategy at global conferences in countries such as Ukraine, Egypt, Iceland, and Albania. Being fluent in Spanish, she also leads at Ambassador in Spanish-language media placement. She is a longtime member of the historic Church of the Open Door (Glendora CA) and is the proud mother of three adult children, all educators, and is a first-time grandmother.