These are mostly how-to posts unrelated to blogging. Many are moving to resource pages on this blog.
I found a nine-minute video that shows you step-by-step how to get to inbox zero. Read more if you need help with a bloated inbox. (I’m also starting to organize my tasks and email with Evernote.) Continue reading Do You Live in Inbox Zero or Inbox Infinity?
Think about ways that you can use your 404 page to educate, encourage, or entertain. Hopefully your site is organized well enough that people won’t see the page often, but they will eventually — it might as well be a positive experience! Continue reading Educate, Encourage, or Entertain with a Custom 404 Error Page (Guest Post)
To commemorate eQuipping for eMinistry’s (e4e) milestone of 100,000+ page views, I’m re-posting an updated version of the first post published on e4e, a guest post from Marilyn Adamson of EveryStudent.com. Continue reading Easy Internet Ministry Ideas from EveryStudent.com (Guest Post)
Did you know uninvited data trackers are aware of your surfing history, email access, medical info, and more? I recommend some measures you can take. Continue reading How to Stop Data Trackers
You need some kind of web presence. Why? Potential donors will look for you online when they research about giving to you, plus, your current financial partners will appreciate your opening up two-way conversations with them through blogging and social media. Continue reading Why Have a Website? Should You Be Blogging?
How to care about people through multiple social media tools as a ministry to them (instead of thinking of this as a broadcasting of yourself). Continue reading Why Have Several Social Media Accounts?
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