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Archive for July 2009
Growing Church Poll Results
It’s a point of curiosity for us to know about our readers’ churches. It helps us get a better picture of what to cover and how to cover it. So ...
Web Usability and Donations
Web usability guru Jakob Nielsen recently wrote an article entitled Donation Usability: Increasing Online Giving to Non-Profits and Charities. In it, he discusses the virtues of creating a usable online ...
Church Marketing Lab: Heroes, Asian heroes and Female Sexuality
Think your design or idea is too out-there or unusual to execute or to post in the Church Marketing Lab? Well, this is one of those updates that will let ...
2009 HOW Design Conference Wrap-Up Report
I’m a week late posting this, as I really struggled how to put the HOW Design Conference in words. It was really quite incredible to simply be invited to speak ...
Guns in Church Poll Results
One church recently asked members to bring their guns to church. A whole heap of you weighed in with your comments, but we wanted to give you some cut-and-dry options ...
Why People Pick a Church
Here’s an oldie but a goodie: Over at Church Relevance Kent Shaffer answered a question about why people pick a church. He shares the results of three different studies, but ...
Come and Care
I spent 90 minutes last week with a pastor from the northeast who was visiting Los Angeles for a few days. He moved to the United States from Ghana 20 ...
Christians Are Crazy Protestors
Phil Cooke and Think Christian have recently covered a marketing stunt by Electronic Arts surrounding the release of a new game, Dante’s Infrerno. Here’s a bit of what happened: The game ...
Scalejacking and Performance Metrics
Jeff Goins recently posted at Wrecked for the Ordinary entitled Marketers, Quit Hijacking Our Communities. In it, he makes some great points regarding marketers’ obsession with numbers and metrics. I’ll give ...
The Power of a Testimony
It doesn't matter what you claim about your product, but it does matter that some of the people who have used your product share their experience.
