Pick up a magazine and try to notice what you look at. Where do your eyes go? Directly to the middle of the page? The big headline on the right-hand side? What do you do when you hold the publication: flip from the back to the front like I do? Now go to a new […]
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[[{“type”:”media”,”view_mode”:”media_large”,”fid”:”726″,”attributes”:{“class”:”media-image”,”typeof”:”foaf:Image”,”style”:””,”width”:”321″,”height”:”500″,”alt”:”Vintage Wedding Postcard ~ Bride \u0026amp;amp; Groom”}}]] [Photo credit: Vintage Wedding Postcard ~ Bride & Groom, on Flickr] So you’ve decided to start a blog – good for you! Blogs are important ways for you to build a faithful following and enrich your site with valuable content. But before you open up your first free
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What we’re reading this week: What Makes a Product Cool People go nuts for the iPod. It’s useful to read about neuromarketing to understand better how people emotionally connect with products. How does this transfer to popular websites? Twitalyzer – The Average Twitter User This slideshow from the company that measures who uses your Twitter
If you’re trying to sell a house, update the kitchen and bathroom. If you’re trying to get people to use your website, do it with these easy upgrades. 1.Most recent blog entry. Some organizations have a blog, but hide it. An easy way to bring your words closer to your visitors is not only to
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Many nonprofit organizations that are beginning to adopt Web 2.0 technologies consider them the “cool” part of their online communication. They look at them as a way to engage younger or larger audiences or to project an image of hipness. But the reason social tools such as Twitter, Facebook and Flickr have become so popular
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One of the best ways to get people to use your website is to ask them. As simple as that. Of course you can, and should, personally ask people to use your site. Tell them it’s there and ask for feedback. But there’s also a frequently overlooked widget that does the job for you. A
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Undeniably, social tools like Twitter and Facebook can help your congregation. But which is better? Take two nanoseconds and give us some feedback on our poll. We’ll report our findings. <br /> <a href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2296860/” mce_href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2296860/”>Which is better for your congregation: Twitter or Facebook?</a><span style=”font-size:9px;” mce_style=”font-size:9px;”>(<a href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com” mce_href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com”>opinion</a>)</span><br />
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Advertising people will tell you that before anyone will act on an ad, they have to be reminded 18 times. That’s a lot of dead-horse beating. It’s all the more effective if you can find online and offline places to promote. To get you started, here are 18 ways you can tell people to visit
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[[{“type”:”media”,”view_mode”:”media_large”,”fid”:”725″,”attributes”:{“class”:”media-image”,”typeof”:”foaf:Image”,”style”:””,”width”:”375″,”height”:”500″,”alt”:”Megaphone.”}}]] [Photo credit: Megaphone. by Mal Cubed, on Flickr] Twitter messages (aka tweets) may be limited to 140 characters, but have an impact greater than your typical sentence. Follow these tips to make sure your efforts aren’t the equivalent of online mumbling. (Curious about what Talance is saying? Follow us @talance.) Make sure people are
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