Christian Web Trends Blog

How do you explain when some people achieve things that seem to defy all the assumptions? It turns out inspired leaders and organizations do something exactly the opposite of the way everyone else does it. Find out what that is!

Check out this graphic showing the change in congressional support for and against SOPA before and after Internet Blackout Day.

Google has taken another step towards the merging of search results and social media with the addition of “Personal Results from Google+ activity. Learn how this affects you and you organization even if you’re not using Google+ yet.

Reddit, Wikipedia and many other major websites are going dark in protest of Internet privacy legislation that would be devastating to the Internet and the economy. How would SOPA affect you? What can you do about it? Find out.

Just as Facebook opened up its network to organiztaions with Facebook Pages, Google has now opened up its Google+ social network to organizations with Google+ Pages. Connect with OurChurch.Com on G+

Baptist Press reports when outspoken Christian quarterback Tim Tebow threw for 316 yards to help Denver upset favored Pittsburgh in the playoffs, millions flocked to the Internet to search for John 3:16

Happy New Year everyone! With the new year comes the opportunity to set some new goals for your online communications. Have you set goals for your website yet? If you have, share them here. If not, consider these.

Big thanks to the 78,000 people who read, commented, shared and guest blogged on Christian Web Trends in 2011. Of the 213 posts published this year, here are 10 most read Christian Web Trends posts of the year.

What were your 2011 communications goals? Did you meet them? What were your top communications accomplishments of 2011? Got any stories to tell of how good communications made a difference in your organization?

Results from the State of the Blogging Universe Survey are in. See what they reveal about the importance of blogs in marketing and communications.