Comments on: 3 Needs in Ministry Blogging http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/ Exploring the Intersection of Church and Technology Fri, 10 Feb 2012 00:28:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Guy Walker http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44432 Guy Walker Fri, 24 Apr 2009 13:35:50 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44432 Thanks for the insight, I Blog about church planting to help church planter be more effective when starting there church. one recommendation: read ChurchCrunch! I have found my niche just need to improve my writing. Thanks for the insight,
I Blog about church planting to help church planter be more effective when starting there church.

one recommendation: read ChurchCrunch!

I have found my niche just need to improve my writing.

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]]> By: Mikes http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44430 Mikes Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:52:44 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44430 I pray that I'd be the Best blogger someday! Let the Data come from god himself!:) I pray that I'd be the Best blogger someday! Let the Data come from god himself!:)

]]> By: Dewitt http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44429 Dewitt Thu, 23 Apr 2009 04:43:44 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44429 John, Amazing! Finding my niche...I beileve I'm almost there. Yet, God is always molding us. Is it possible that He constantly has his children as clay on the potter's wheel? With your last directive, "Start A New Blog," do you have any suggestions on creating a new blog and how to design it. John,

Amazing! Finding my niche…I beileve I'm almost there. Yet, God is always molding us. Is it possible that He constantly has his children as clay on the potter's wheel? With your last directive, "Start A New Blog," do you have any suggestions on creating a new blog and how to design it.

]]> By: Sovann http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44428 Sovann Wed, 22 Apr 2009 23:07:37 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44428 Still finding my niche and tend to bounce around with the three needs. I am loving this blog. Thanks. Still finding my niche and tend to bounce around with the three needs. I am loving this blog. Thanks.

]]> By: techmiss http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44425 techmiss Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:44:39 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44425 John - you continue to write where my heart is. As one focusing on a niche I see as largely unfilled, but also as one new enough at it to be able to head off some mistakes, I have a couple of questions for anyone. I'm getting good feedback on content and idea but have the same concerns about design and being too expansive. 1) I'm running this via my own money (as most do) but since I live on only what the ministries can afford to pay, paying for self-hosting and some design work is not an option right now (yes, even the dream hosting discount). Any ideas for maximizing a wordpress.com layout? (I guess I'm putting myself out for critique but be kind :) - the site is new and in progress. The content is desired enough, though, that I moved forward with making it public) 2) What are the biggest pitfalls you see that make people too expansive? I have enough of a project mgt background that I understand losing focus and getting too broad in a general sense. So I'm looking less for the general answers and more for specific issues you've seen with blog sites. Anyone have thoughts? (Oh, and I will be adding a section to highlight specific posts - I think that's important for the group I'm trying to help.) Thank you!! www.weboverload.org John – you continue to write where my heart is. As one focusing on a niche I see as largely unfilled, but also as one new enough at it to be able to head off some mistakes, I have a couple of questions for anyone. I'm getting good feedback on content and idea but have the same concerns about design and being too expansive.

1) I'm running this via my own money (as most do) but since I live on only what the ministries can afford to pay, paying for self-hosting and some design work is not an option right now (yes, even the dream hosting discount). Any ideas for maximizing a wordpress.com layout? (I guess I'm putting myself out for critique but be kind :) – the site is new and in progress. The content is desired enough, though, that I moved forward with making it public)

2) What are the biggest pitfalls you see that make people too expansive? I have enough of a project mgt background that I understand losing focus and getting too broad in a general sense. So I'm looking less for the general answers and more for specific issues you've seen with blog sites.

Anyone have thoughts? (Oh, and I will be adding a section to highlight specific posts – I think that's important for the group I'm trying to help.)

Thank you!!
http://www.weboverload.org

]]> By: Graham Brenna http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44427 Graham Brenna Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:29:45 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44427 good call to action... You and I discussed niche blogging when I first came on the scene... I'm still trying to figure out what my niche should be. good call to action… You and I discussed niche blogging when I first came on the scene… I'm still trying to figure out what my niche should be.

]]> By: Josh Wagner http://churchm.ag/3-needs-in-ministry-blogging/#comment-44426 Josh Wagner Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:12:13 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4832#comment-44426 Michael Hyatt said that we are all experts at something because no one else does exactly what we do every day. I think that dovetails quite well with what you have said. I hope I've found a niche I can live in quite well for my blog. Thanks again for a great post that pushes all of us. Michael Hyatt said that we are all experts at something because no one else does exactly what we do every day. I think that dovetails quite well with what you have said. I hope I've found a niche I can live in quite well for my blog. Thanks again for a great post that pushes all of us.

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