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:

technology Article
January 23, 2008

Your Church, the Wifi Sharer

The geek world has been abuzz lately regarding Ars Technica’s look at the ethics of stealing wifi. At Church Marketing Sucks, we don’t make too much of an effort to ...

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first-impressions-beyond Article
January 22, 2008

(Not) Celebrating MLK Day

This is an open question to local churches everywhere, specifically predominantly-white congregations: Where were the MLK Day celebrations? Firsthand, I heard of none*. A news search led me to the celebration ...

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poll-results Article

Extra! Extra! Poll Results

There’s a thousand ways to distribute news–blogs, mailers, e-mails, Twitter, Bat Symbols, etc. We wanted to know what works for your church and how you distribute your news. Here’s what ...

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peer-review Article
January 18, 2008

Church Marketing Lab: Waffle Thermals to Revolutions

The Church Marketing Lab has been bustling with activity as people get ready for everything from Valentine’s Day to Easter. Here’s a taste of what we’ve seen this week: Here’s a ...

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link-round-up Article
January 16, 2008

Best Internet Marketing Blog Posts of 2007

We can’t all be super techies. Not everyone has an intimate understanding of every new technology trend or can keep pace with all the Twittering, Digging or StumbleUponing. But never ...

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poll-results Article

Presidential Marketing Poll Results

If you’ve kept up with the presidential race at all, you’ve been bombarded with tricky ploys, clever slogans, crazy ads and a thousand other marketing moves. So we wanted to ...

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peer-review Article
January 11, 2008

Church Marketing Lab: Financial Freedom to New T-Shirts

We thought you might be interested to know what’s been going on in the Church Marketing Lab over the past week and a half, so here’s a little taste for ...

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interviews Article

Church Marketing in the UK

I came across Drew McCarty in the Church Marketing Lab, and he was looking for some advice for a church plant (Drew’s note: new web site coming soon) that was ...

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poll-results Article
January 8, 2008

Doing Design Poll Results

Last week, we wanted to know how your church goes about doing its design. Full time? Part time? No time? Here’s how you broke it down: 34% of you can’t afford ...

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news-updates Article
January 7, 2008

Church Marketing New Year’s Resolution

New Year’s resolutions never work. Let’s face it, you’ll probably be too busy to get organized. And somehow chocolate will be the downfall of your diet. So maybe you could ...

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evangelism-outreach Article
January 5, 2008

Underpromise and Overdeliver

Seth Godin, one of our favorite marketing gurus, had some good advice recently. Underpromise and overdeliver. This is a little different but particularly pertinent for the church. We can’t overpromise. We ...

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poll-results Article
January 3, 2008

2008 Goals Poll Results

Last week, getting ready for the New Year, we wanted to know your church marketing goals for 2008. Here’s what you had to say … The largest portion of you, 27%, ...

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peer-review Article
January 2, 2008

Church Marketing Lab in the New Year

Why not start your New Year right and help church marketing to no longer suck? Head to the Church Marketing Lab and add to the conversation. Here’s what we’ve seen ...

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poll-results Article
December 27, 2007

Woohoo! Christmas! Poll Results

Last week, as we got ready for Christmas, we asked you what you wanted from CMS for Christmas. Here’s what you had to say. 37% of you think money will be ...

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peer-review Article
December 21, 2007

Church Marketing Lab: A Very Merry Edition

I’ve been restraining myself for quite some time now trying not to get all Christmasy with the Church Marketing Lab updates. But four days before Santa, here it is. This ...

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