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Archive for February 2008
Wifi Sharing Poll Results
So we’ve talked about your church, the wifi sharer, and last week, we wanted to put stats to our speculation. Here’s what you told us about your own church’s wifi ...
Microsites, Through the Launch Lens
You’ve probably heard of it, seen it or even participated in it. Many churches launch microsites these days to go with new ventures. Some folks have never even considered a ...
How to Write Scannable Copy for the Web
I feel like I talk about how to write for the web all the time (and even wrote a long how-to back in August), but we could always use a ...
Jesus’ Ministry Marketing
If you have a free minute, you might want to check out what Kent Shaffer has to say over at Church Relevance. He’s currently on part three of a four ...
Church Marketing Lab: Drawing Board to Final Product
In the Church Marketing Lab, it makes us proud to see a project go from concept to completion. We get to watch the entire process and even have the chance ...
Paying for Church Poll Results
As you browse the Internet, you’re likely to find tons of church resources. Some are free, some are not. Some are free digitally, but not physically. We asked how you ...
21 Factors to Consider Before a Redesign
If your church is thinking about a redesign (and who isn’t?), you might want to check out 21 factors to consider before a redesign. It’s exactly what it sounds like ...
Church Marketing Lessons From Haiti, Part 3
This is part three in a three-part series about church marketing lessons learned from my recent trip to Haiti. Preach the Word, Not the ProblemIn a post earlier this year, I ...
The NFL vs. Church
I guess tomorrow there’s some big game–the Super Bowl or something. They’re talking about it in the Church Marketing Lab and churches across the country are having parties–though perhaps warily. Last ...
Church Marketing Lab: New Web Sites and Beyond
The Church Marketing Lab is growing leaps and bounds–over 1,600 members and over 3,700 submissions now. And that’s not even counting all of the phenomenal discussion topics. If you just ...
