Posted in Podcast Show Notes on October 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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The Lighter Side Of Metrics Today (MediaPost.com), hat tip @steveplunkett
Restaurants and Church Websites (MediaSalt.com)
You can get anything you want at (St.) Aloysisus’s Restaurant/Church
ChurchMojo Posts:
This Week in Twitter – Nobel Prize Edition
How to Find a particular user’s Tweets
Tweet of the Week
@LinkedInExpert RT [...]
Posted in Podcast Show Notes on October 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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Goodbye cli.gs URL shortening service (hello bit.ly)
Google freebies for churches:
Use Google Docs as a cheapo contact form
(ChrisBrogan.com)
Google Calendar on Your Site: Part One (The Simple Way) (MediaSalt.com)
Social Media Lessons I Learned from Paul Shaffer: Be remarkable and learn how to draw [...]
Posted in Podcast Show Notes on September 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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Classic Ministry Fairs and an alternative
Whole Foods to Food Banks–
Designer Accessories, Expensive Automobiles And Donated Groceries: Meet the New Needy
(Washington Post)
Tweet of the Week
@sugarrae OH: “I told [my wife] that a husband is like a fine wine. So she locked [...]
Posted in Podcast Show Notes on September 24, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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Rick Warren – Saddleback Spec Work controversy:
Church Marketing Sucks (CMS) Part 1 and Part 2
AIGA on spec work
NavigateYourMarketing.com on the great buzz generated
The Hope You Need contest
Catholics Come Home campaign and CMS’s review of it
Website redesign questions to ask before you [...]
