Christian Web Trends Blog

King’s Christian College (Gold Coast Australia) has recently revamped its Facebook page so it can become a better communications tool for both current and prospective families. Here’s how…

Facebook has made a bunch of changes again. Understand how they affect your church, non-profit or business, and discuss strategies to make the most of these opportunities.

What if your marketing team was not just people in your department and not just all employees in your organization but your customers, volunteers, members, parents and donors? You can do it by creating a “we” culture.

February is Website Design Month at OCC, so we thought we’d showcase some of websites we’ve designed recently. This week 2 school sites, an NE1 Website and a Custom CMS Website.

iPhone app that tells parents the information they need to know, when they need to know it.

Jayne Lauer, Director of Admissions for Lutheran High School South in St. Louis, MO talks about how their new website & SEO is benefiting their school.

Sarah Kessler published a fantastic post on Mashable that addresses the fears and cites real-world examples of how social media has had a tremendously positive effect for some schools and students.

Around the world Christian parents raise the same concerns and objections about Christian schools. A school in Sydney Australia decided to create a DVD and website to help start discussions with Christian parents.

Lutheran High School South recently got a new custom designed website and the Top Schools Search Rankings Service. Less than two months later, they now have over 400 top ten rankings and over 100 #1 rankings!

Over the years we’ve posted dozens of articles about how schools can use the Internet to communicate more effectively – many written by teachers and principals. Here are the 10 best.