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I am a big fan of the Disqus commenting system and have completely bought into it for my own personal blog. While the free package is everything that I could need, they do have a paid version that has a lot of fun additions to it that I would love to have a hold of and have been jealous that I could not get to use yet.

To my joy, Disqus is now rolling out a 2012 package for free that includes several new goodies!

The focus is to offer a commenting system that promotes community, discussion, and furthering of the content written.

Blogging, Creative, Web, Writing 4

How I Overcame Writer’s Block

Posted By Eric Dye on May 8, 2012

Just what the world needs, right?

Seriously, though, there are plenty of blog posts about writers block.

When you consider the blogging boom, there has been a huge increase in the number of people who have committed themselves to writing regularly. After the initial “this is awesome” feeling wears off, the hard part sets in. This is when most drop out of the race.

Blogging. Is. A. Marathon.

Blogging, Strategy, Web 3

Blogging Tip: Have A Tweetable Summary Introduction

Posted By Jeremy Smith on May 1, 2012

Every week, I review the top blog articles that I have read through and call the post “Links of the Week.” In this process of going through countless articles, finding the best ones, and putting a link on the post with a summary of the article, I have found it VERY tough to come up with a single sentence for the post. The simple solution for it is that I would love a simple, tweetable sentence that summarizes the whole thing for me.

Marketers do this really well in radio and television ads. A single, simple statement to sell the product that they say over and over again. Anyone remember “HEADON! Apply directly to the forehead?”

Blogging, Creative, Strategy, Web, Writing 6

Blogging Tip: Avoiding Bait and Switch Titles

Posted By Jeremy Smith on April 26, 2012

There is an unethical business practice called “bait and switch” where a store advertises 80% off something on a product that they know will be sold out quickly, yet leave the sign up to draw people in to buy something else. Bait them with the sale, convince them that you sold out SO quickly, and switch it so that they end up buying something else that gives you a great profit margin.

Unfortunately, across the Internet, SO MANY bloggers are doing that very practice with blog titles.

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For the Ladies: 2012 Blog Post Planner [Free Download]

Posted By Eric Dye on April 13, 2012

This is pretty cool!

If you’re a blogger (and by the design, I would say a female), you may want to consider downloading this free 2012 blog post planner! (Apr-Dec 2012)

Blogging, Communication, Web 0

How-To Blog for a Good Cause

Posted By Eric Dye on April 11, 2012

Shaun Groves is awesome.

It’s true.

He’s a singer/songwriter turned speaker/blogger. He is a communication craftsman.

Shaun Groves blogs as a Compassion blogger, a voice for children around the world who desperately need to be saved from poverty in Jesus name. Here is some of what he recommends to do the most good when blogging for a good cause:

Blogging, Communication, Internet Church, Web 20

Should Your Church Have a Blog?

Posted By Eric Dye on April 9, 2012

In 2011, 300 million websites were added to the Internet. The volume of digital data floating in the sea of the Internet is creating a tsunami of information that is completely overwhelming. The World Wide Web has seeped its way into our lives and taken root like no other piece of technology ever has before. We find it at home, work and play. It’s on our computers, tablets and smartphones.

It. Is. Everywhere.

So, should a church even bother adding to all of this noise with a blog of their own?

Blogging, CMS, Web, WordPress 3

Standard Theme Now Available on WordPress.com!

Posted By Eric Dye on March 23, 2012

standard theme wordpress.com

It’s true.

Standard Theme has rung-in as the 30th premium theme available to WordPress.com users and it, is, beautiful.

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About Us:

We've been insanely-interested in exploring how the Church, ministries, and non-profits use technology to effectively fulfill their mission to the world.

With a small blog that started in September of 2008 we grew faster than we had ever dared to dream expanding into a network of blogs that reached more than a quarter million people every single month.

In May of 2011 we re-focused our efforts bringing all of the content back into one solidified brand - a "digital magazine" of resources that still serve the same industries and that still has the same curious heartbeat that started this movement.

Join us - there is still much to be explored.

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Disqus Gets Some New Goodies!

How I Overcame Writer’s Block

Blogging Tip: Have A Tweetable Summary Introduction

Blogging Tip: Avoiding Bait and Switch Titles

For the Ladies: 2012 Blog Post Planner [Free Download]

How-To Blog for a Good Cause

Should Your Church Have a Blog?

Standard Theme Now Available on WordPress.com!

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