Using HOT Topics
I hope you’re alert to the opportunities that God gives us through the topics that are buzzing on the internet. Here’s some ways to join in and shed some Truth and Light in cyberspace… Continue reading Using HOT Topics
eQuipping for eMinistry will help you with your blogging ministry.
I hope you’re alert to the opportunities that God gives us through the topics that are buzzing on the internet. Here’s some ways to join in and shed some Truth and Light in cyberspace… Continue reading Using HOT Topics
Organizing, editing and sharing your photos with Picasa and GIMP, free downloads. Continue reading Picasa for Your Photos
An important security and privacy post. Your photos and videos may put you, your loved ones, and your ministry at risk for geotracing. Read more… Continue reading Be Smart about Smartphone Pictures and Security
Choosing the tags or keywords for your blog will encourage more people to find your posts. I made a spreadsheet of some very good keywords that you can use. These words and phrases all have high search numbers with low competition. That means a lot of people use these words in searches while few blogs use them as tags, so a search will more likely find your post.
The first four columns make it easier to find words. I chose headings for: ministry, issues, personal, and technical. You may need to check more than one column. The form of a word MIGHT matter. For instance, I searched “recommended” versus “recommendation” and also “tsunami” versus tsunamis.” What is in the spreadsheet is the best choice to use. The difference in search results is sometimes significant between these variations.
The spreadsheet is easy for you to download or print. I’ll update it occasionally.
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Are you designing your own blog or web site? Here’s some help for choosing colors. If you like a public website’s colors, you can find all the color codes used by any web page using the tool on I Like Your Colors. To use official colors, follow this link to the official Cru color palette. You’ll be using the colors for “web” not for RGB or CMYK. (I explained about Cru’s official fonts and colors in an earlier post.) Visit this HTML color codes page for a full listing of color codes if you want to choose your own colors. To … Continue reading Color Codes and HTML for Web Design
The original article referenced in this post is no longer available. In the article, Steve Raquel recommended using MailChimp to send eMails to your partners. Here’s some take-aways: MailChimp automatically takes care of your eMail list updates, bounced eMails, and … Continue reading MailChimp (Guest Post)