Joshua Cody

Josh Cody served as our associate editor for several years before moving on to bigger things. Like Texas. These days he lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, and you can find him online or on Twitter when he's not wrestling code.

Joshua Cody's Posts:

poll-results Article
October 15, 2008

Church Site Ads Poll Results

I haven’t seen many churches running advertisements on their sites, but I have seen plenty of churches scratching their head for a way to raise funds. And being an Internet ...

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link-round-up Article
October 14, 2008

Ethnography and Marketing Myths

A couple stories that all of you church marketers should be sure to enjoy: Kem Meyer discusses ethnographers–what they do and why it matters. She describes ethnographers like this: “They’re investing ...

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brand-identity Article
October 13, 2008

Brand Value Versus Brand Recognition

I got an e-mail from a friend with a quote in it, and then I realized Tony Morgan posted the same thing a few days ago. It’s a quote from ...

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peer-review Article
October 10, 2008

Church Marketing Lab: Countdown, Golfing, Magnets and More

This week in the Church Marketig Lab, we’ve seen some truly great pieces. If you aren’t involved over there, you’re really missing out. Both in the photo pool and on ...

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technology Article
October 8, 2008

Stop Using Media

The Collide magazine blog just began “an ongoing and open-ended series devoted to convincing you, the church leader, not to use media.” Scott McClellan quickly clarifies, “Yes, Collide exists to encourage ...

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poll-results Article

Scent Branding Poll Results

Some out there are suggesting that scent branding is the future of marketing. Others are suggesting those people are idiots. So we did the only thing left to do–turned it ...

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church-business Article
October 6, 2008

Church on the Cheap

Times are tough. You need to go no further than the front page of your favorite news site to see that. So what’s a church to do? First things first, head ...

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news-updates Article

Times Tough? Get a Job.

The economy is down, but people still need a-savin’. And how will they hear without a church communications specialist (Romans 10:14, my translation)? That’s where we come in. In case ...

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peer-review Article
October 3, 2008

Church Marketing Lab: Christmas Comes Early

It’s about that time of year. You know, it comes in the beginning of October. Little red hats and elves start appearing on store shelves. That’s right, it’s the annual ...

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poll-results Article
October 1, 2008

Hard Times Poll Results

If you listen to the news and talk around the water cooler, you might just think the sky is falling. The current economic happenings certainly have an impact on your ...

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philosophy Article
September 30, 2008

Church Marketing Rocks

I pointed out something on Twitter recently, and I never could really put my finger on what aggravated me so much. And today I heard a radio ad for SportsCenter ...

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writing-editing Article
September 29, 2008

The Bible Style Guide

Think Christian reported on English site Bite My Blog publishing the Bible Style Guide. Why does it matter to you, besides our contractual obligation to let you know of anything ...

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peer-review Article
September 26, 2008

Church Marketing Lab: Logos, Shirts and More

The Church Marketing Lab is now the proud home of nearly 2,500 members and over 6,000 pieces of work. Wow! What does that mean for you? That there’s a great ...

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off-the-wall Article
September 25, 2008

Your Church Smells

Endorphin branding. Does your church do it? Maybe I should tell you what it is first. Per Newsweek (reporting a P.R. e-mail), endorphin branding is “the use of scent as a ...

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poll-results Article
September 23, 2008

Mass Communication Poll Results

There are a thousand ways to communicate these days. Back when my parents’ grandparents’ grandparents’ parents’ were kids, there was only one: hitch up a wagon, get your machete and ...

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