Think of Your Donors When Disaster Strikes

November 18, 2013May 1, 2014 Sus Schmitt

Mike and I have our envelopes ready to mail our end-of-year ask, but when I saw the news this morning about the tornado damage in the Midwest, I pulled up TntMPD immediately. Find Them Going to the top of the … Continue reading Think of Your Donors When Disaster Strikes

Communication, Visioncasting, Written Content7 Comments

A Video for Your MPD Blog

October 23, 2013November 18, 2013 Sus Schmitt

I just uploaded the following video, To the Ends of the Earth, to eQuipping for eMinistry’s YouTube channel so you can use it, too. I think you’ll agree this 2009 film is still a good quality video covering Campus Crusade for Christ’s history and highlighting various ministries. What I like about this video is the script includes our financial partners as part of what God is doing. Continue reading A Video for Your MPD Blog

Communication, Design & Features, Written Content, Your Audience2 Comments

Are People Browsing Or Reading Your Content?

October 11, 2013October 17, 2017 Sus Schmitt

The length of your blog post or web article matters and here’s what you might want to do about it. Continue reading Are People Browsing Or Reading Your Content?

Communication, eQuipping10 Comments

Your Options to Replace PDF Letters

September 27, 2013September 17, 2018 Sus Schmitt

In the previous post, I listed pros and cons for using PDF files to send prayer letters. I’m encouraging you, instead, to make an attractive letter in the body of an email so your friends can read it straight away. Continue reading “Your Options to Replace PDF Letters”

Communication, eQuipping2 Comments

When Do You Use PDF Files?

September 22, 2013September 17, 2018 Sus Schmitt

Are you using eMail to send prayer letters to your ministry partners? Are you sending these via an eMail with an attached PDF file? I’d like to encourage you to switch over to blogging or to MailChimp (or a similar eMail service) instead. Here’s why… Continue reading “When Do You Use PDF Files?”