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TechnoratiPOST PUBLISHED INFebruary, 2011
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Are Women Better at Social Media than Men?
February 28th, 201107:42 AM ETMen are from Mars. Women are From Venus. Men are more goal-oriented. Women are more relational. So, when it comes to social media, which is more about developing relationships and facilitating conversations than getting your message out and pushing your agenda, are women better at it than men? Of course, we’re talking about generalities here. T... -
Google Shakes Up Search Results with Social Media
February 25th, 201107:41 AM ETGoogle has made a big change in its search results that will have a major impact on Google users, search engine optimization (SEO), and social media. With the explosive growth of social networking, Google has been developing ways to combine social and search. A while back, Google started to include social results at the bottom of the search resul... -
3 Ways to Make a Remarkable Website
February 23rd, 201106:48 AM ETWe’ve touched on how to make your website more simple and more beautiful. No we turn our attention to making your website more remarkable. Here are 3 things that can do just that. 1) Let’s Share There is no doubt about it. Social Media is huge! Facebook and Twitter are constantly listed in the Top 10 most visited websites in the world (h... -
Meet Christian Techies on DigitalDisciples.net
February 22nd, 201106:36 AM ETLooking for ways to network with other Christians who are passionate about leveraging technology for the building of the kingdom of God? Check out DigitalDisciples.net Created and led by Gabe Taviano, DigitialDisciples was originally developed to help facilitate local, in-person meetups of Christian technologists. Check out the map and you may fi... -
4 Reasons Why Church Websites Don’t Attract Visitors
February 21st, 201107:18 AM ETThis is a guest post by Kyle Logue... It is now the 2nd month of the new year and the trend towards communicating online has grown vastly. As we look back on 2010, evidence of transitioning online can be seen in the media with movies such as The Social Network and in the marketplace with new gadgets such as the Apple iPad. Social networking... -
Creating a Jesus Revolution with Social Media – Response & Discussion
February 17th, 201109:44 AM ET“The use of social media is credited with energizing the revolution in Egypt. What does that say about the potential of social media to create a revolution for Jesus in your community, one that leads to transformed lives? And what does is teach us about using social media for outreach locally and internationally?” Those are the questions pose... -
Less Clutter, Less Noise: It All Boils Down to 2 Questions
February 17th, 201109:39 AM ETAfter 15 posts on 15 chapters of Less Clutter, Less Noise we have reached the end of this group blog project. I’ve enjoyed rereading the book and discussing it with you all. The blog posts and comments provided some insight and examples I hadn’t previously gotten from reading the book alone. Thank You! I want to express my gratitude to t... -
Less Clutter, Less Noise: 15) Getting From Here to There
February 15th, 201106:01 AM ETToday we get into chapter 15, the final chapter of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Jennifer Armitage... I began the task of becoming “relational” much to my own chagrin. I am by nature an introvert in an extroverted environment, so any success in my job(s) is dependent on the relational component. As Ke... -
Less Clutter, Less Noise: 14) Bring the glue
February 14th, 201108:44 AM ETToday we get into chapter 14 of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Jennifer Armitage... I learned about public relations from college, but the skills I developed working at Subway Sandwich as a Sandwich Artist are what makes me a good church communicator. Learning the ins and outs of customer service in the sometim... -
Less Clutter Less Noise: 13) Find the YES behind the NO
February 10th, 201109:32 AM ETToday we get into chapter 13 of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Sarah Holbrook... They say only constant in life is change. I remember when I was first married, I had to get used to someone else leaving his dirty socks around the house. I didn’t mind my dirty socks on the floor, but seeing his socks littering ... -
3 Ways to Make Your Website Beautiful
February 09th, 201106:19 AM ETThis month is Website Design Month and we’re talking about website design that is simple, beautiful and remarkable. This week, I want to talk to you about 3 ways you can have a beautiful website. Get Inspired One mistake I see over and over again with clients is the mistake of not know what they want and thinking up a design “in their he... -
Less Clutter, Less Noise: 12) Ask, Don’t Tell
February 08th, 201105:57 AM ETToday we get into chapter 12 of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Russell Martin... I started out with facebook when it first opened up to the public. I started using twitter pretty much once it was available. While I was excited about these new opportunities to connect, share, and communicate, I found there were... -
Less Clutter, Less Noise: 11) Rewrite Your Job Description
February 07th, 201108:21 AM ETToday we get into chapter 11 of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Lee Ann Berthiaume... I’ve read this chapter over more than a few times. Kem does an excellent job reminding us of the work before us – in whatever capacity we take in leading our communications department. As an Administrative Assistant to th... -
Web Design Showcase: Paradise Leadership Christian Academy and Anderson University
February 04th, 201106:59 AM ETWith February being Website Design Month, we decided to let you into the “inside” and feature a few of our recent clients that hired OurChurch.Com to design either part or all of their website. This week we are featuring 2 different school websites. An NE1 Website and a Custom CMS Website. Paradise Leadership Christian Academy Paradise Leader... -
Less Clutter, Less Noise: 10) Untangle The Web
February 03rd, 201106:29 AM ETToday we get into chapter 9 of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Adam Hann... This chapter (and book) came to me at a great time. We are just wrapping up a couple of new websites for our church. One, which I was heavily involved in, SaturateOnline.com, and another, our new church website at LCBCChurch.com. I foun... -
3 Ways to Make Your Website Simple
February 02nd, 201110:21 AM ETThis month we are focusing on making things Simple, Beautiful and Remarkable when it comes to the design of your website. Today we are going to focus on 3 different things that you can do to make your website more simple in it’s design. 1) Keep Things “Above the Fold” You may have heard the term “Above the Fold” as a reference to n... -
Less Cluttler, Less Noise: 9) Tell One Story at a Time
February 01st, 201111:51 AM ETToday we get into chapter 9 of the Less Clutter, Less Noise group blog project with a post by Gabe Taviano... Confusing the story of the church is something that our adversary strongly desires. We see his efforts in full force within culture all around us. The entertainment world sends our children mixed messages, making it more challenging f...
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