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10 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - 16 Best Practices for ... · 0 replies · +2 points
10 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - 7 Reasons to Use QR Co... · 1 reply · +1 points
In my city, smart phones are ubiquitous, but I only have to go 5 km and plain candy bar type phones of off brands are all I see.
My own opinion is that QR codes have their place, but since they assume a certain financial capability of a person able to have a phone to read it, you can't have it as a main marketing channel, particularly if you work in low income areas in developing nations :)
11 years ago @ Evangelism Explosion - Are church leaders afr... · 0 replies · +1 points
Church members sometimes sabotage the personal evangelism of their leaders by not welcoming the new people in church, but complaining about those new people, etc. . . I had a personal friend who was eventually released from his church because he brought too many new people. . .
Sad.
11 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - How to Avoid Being Pen... · 1 reply · +1 points
Been working at it since January to try and change that. Reviewing all the content, adding new content, backing down keyword density - still haven't done enough . . :)
11 years ago @ Evangelism Explosion - Do you live near someo... · 0 replies · +1 points
Sometimes, we are just too busy:
Lord give me the eyes to see.
12 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - Welcome Our Guest Blog... · 5 replies · +1 points
13 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - 40+ Ways Blogging Lead... · 2 replies · +1 points
700 pages later, I still keep generating stuff out of my head.
Some of it now combined into two ebooks, and an audio home study course by cd and it generates some income for me each month.
It also expands our audience, and is a veritable resume! People read it, contact me, and sometimes pay me to come and speak to them.
I'm very grateful to my friend who told me how to blog, and then another friend who moved me to wordpress. The rest is my history.
Chris
13 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - 31DBBB Day 27: Hunt fo... · 3 replies · +1 points
The 404 page has an explanation. .. along with a form to fill out, as does a link in the side bar on every page.
The website gives away a product of value to a random winner each month.
It essentially serves as a complaint department -- encouraging users to submit stuff, including any outdated information, broken links, even misspellings and poor grammar. . . . in the hopes of winning the free product.
Interesting idea, but effective community buildling
13 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - 31DBBB Day 27: Hunt fo... · 3 replies · +1 points
broken link checker.
from here:
http://w-shadow.com/blog/2007/08/05/broken-link-c...
It appears to run when I'm in the admin panel, and it also notes redirects. . . the most common broken links appear in my occasional link round up post to other sites, blogs that go dead, get deleted, or even change domain names, news articles that change locations and so on.
I fix a few every now and then, rather than obsess over them. Small steps at a time.
13 years ago @ Christian Web Trends B... - 31DBBB Day 23: Call Yo... · 2 replies · +1 points
As to the comments, I'd love to see more. When I teach in person, I get lots of feedback, more ideas, and love the interaction. . it's not translating into buildling a community around a blog. Could be also that much of my audience only know how to browse, not interact.
Based on the customer service calls I get for my online book sales, about 10% strike me as entirely computer users that have learned how to move a mouse to click what they need and that's it. Just today, I had to show a person how to use the down arrow to scroll down a page.
I hope to make it back to FL some day and give conference over there. Would love to have another great sandwich.
Chris
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