Estimates vary widely about how many marketing messages and advertisements a person sees daily. The number really isn't that important though, as most of us would simply say we see WAY too many. In addition, when those messages are filled with clutter and...
 want How to Save Your Digital Ministries Some Money During the Holidays The holiday sale season has begun in earnest, and ads for Black Friday (Nov. 29) and Cyber Monday (Dec. 2) have likely been filling your mailbox and inbox for days. Spending some...
Don't Run from Denominational Chaos News of denominational difficulties is not uncommon. In 2019, we've heard about United Methodists inching toward schism, Roman Catholics dealing (yet again) with sexual abuse, Southern Baptists arguing about racism, and more....
Want to have better church communications? This tool helps team leaders to tell their story. Churches and nonprofit organizations often struggle to effectively communicate about their events, groups and activities. There are a variety of reasons for this, such as...
Short on website funds? Try one of these ideas. Did you forget to include enough resources in your annual budget for a new or improved website? Don't worry! Here are 5 simple ideas you could use to generate or find some funds while building congregational support...
Save this "Images and More" List If you need images for your church website, worship slides, communications materials, and social media, there are several options: Take photos yourself or use ones created by church members. Pay a lot for high-quality images from...
Make these digital ministry tasks a habit New habits change things, whether that habit has to do with an exercise regime, a business goal, or your ministry. "Digital ministry" is a brief phrase that encapsulates all of the tech-related tasks that help you to reach...
Did you know that Google turned 20 this year? For most of us, it's hard to imagine life without the Google.com search engine, Gmail, Google Drive, and any number of the other apps, services and products that Google has developed. Next to the search engine (well,...
Tabs, toggles, and accordions are three of the several tools that make it easy to do two things: organize your website content, and limit the amount of information on a screen at one time. Let's take a look at how you might use them on your church website. Demo of...
Visitors to your church often want to know basic things like what time your services are, where you're located, and what to expect when they come for the first time. Especially for a first-time visitor, there's often a fear of standing out, showing up at the wrong...