They say Frontpage Doesn’t kill church websites – people do. I think today’s web site may be an example to the contrary. As you know, stinko title tags equate to stinko search engine optimization and visibility. Case in point: The … Continue reading →

Baptist is a term describing a tradition within Christianity that takes its name from the conviction that followers of Jesus Christ should be immersed in water as a visible and public display of their faith. I’m not sure what a … Continue reading →

I’ve always liked ChurchMarketingSucks.com – which is why I leapt at an opportunity afforded by one of their interns when they asked for assistance reviewing a new church/community web site in a blog post yesterday. I like to classify such sites as “too cool for school.” Continue reading →

The <img> tag in HTML should be treated with the same suspicion one glowers upon all those slickly packaged low-cal cookies we see in the diet food aisle of the grocer. Both promise to avoid a glutton’s guilt – but … Continue reading →

Is your church sending the wrong message with a typo’d title tag? That’s what appears to have happened with the ‘Pentecoastal’ Tabernacle of West Palm Beach – who might benefit from a bit better search engine optimization by tending to … Continue reading →

What your church website say in between the lines is as important is what it say online. For example, behold the ‘brochure-ware’ that is ‘Heritage Free Will Baptist Church of Shreveport, LA.’ Continue reading →

Again with the “Religion is a ‘Chruch’” – Bethel Lutheran Church By virtue of the Wayback Machine Archives, here’s what I know about the web presence for the Bethel Lutheran Church of Northfield, Minnesota as of Since at least July … Continue reading →