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If this is the first post you’ve seen in the “Church Publications” series, check out this post where we give away a newsletter template!
This week, we’ll be giving away a connection card template! Oh yeah! Bring on the FREE!
Now, let’s talk about ‘connection’ cards…
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The infamous Facebook algorithm that decides what shows up on people’s timeline makes it tough to get visibility for your page or your profile on Facebook.
One way to try and get new visitors (and likes or followers) is to jump on a Facebook trend.
Facebook keeps track of what’s trending. On the desktop version, this is visible in the right column (it will show the first few trends—click ‘see more’ to get the entire list and click on each trend to get the links Facebook deems relevant). Recently that list looks like this for instance:
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If you have enjoy the old school 1990′s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie trilogy, you probably know Raphael’s favorite quote after kicking some serious butt,
“Man, I love being a turtle!”
Have you ever had those moments where you just kicked your project in the butt or maybe nailed that presentation? You probably need to go put a ninja headband on your head, grab some nunchucks, and just scream,
Before you go and answer this question in the title, go read the full article by Whitney Capps here. Jesse Gruber shared this with me a couple of weeks back and I posted my thoughts on my Google+ page which received a lot of conversation. As I read through it, I found myself feeling several different things, of which I wanted to address them here. Also have included a couple of great responses from some of my friends who agreed and disagreed with my own interpretation.
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Dwight Eisenhower was a pretty impressive guy. A five-star General during World War 2 and the 34th president of the United States, it’s fair to say he knew a thing or two about getting things done.
One of his greatest gifts to us mere mortals is this Productivity quadrant or decision making quadrant.
[Read more…] about Todoist Eisenhower Productivity Quadrant Filters
