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Web Design Month – Achieve Your Mission Online!

By Paul Steinbrueck Feb 2, 2012 221896 Comments2012-02-02+21%3A47%3A04Paul+Steinbrueck

February is Web Design Month at OurChurch.Com. Your website’s design impacts everything you do online, so we’re devoting an entire month to helping you achieve your mission online through better design.

web design

31DBBB Day 28: Write A Review Post

By careese Jun 9, 2010 232222 Comments31DBBB+Day+28%3A+Write+A+Review+Post2010-06-09+11%3A15%3A53careese

There is something empowering about writing a review. It gives you, the reviewer, a voice. Darren gave some great tips for writing an expert review. However, I do have a few more tips for crafting the perfect review.

blogging

31DBBB, review

Get a Free Professional Review of Your Website

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 6, 2010 122421 Comments2010-01-06+18%3A21%3A43Paul+Steinbrueck

Wednesday Website Reviews

Every Wednesday, starting January 13, we are going to post a review of one of our readers’ websites here on this blog. Here are the rules and review request guidelines.

web design

critique, review, website review, Wednesday Website Weview

10 Questions to Evaluate Your Website’s Progress in 2009

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 29, 2009 120012 Comments2009-12-29+17%3A13%3A29Paul+Steinbrueck

If you’re serious about your website, now is a great time to take a look at what’s happened with your website over the last year. It can give you perspective on how much (or little) you’ve accomplished, how much (or little) things went according to plan, and much more. That perspective is invaluable for setting goals for next year.

social networking, technology, web design

assessment, goals, review, website

Poll

Which best describes your organization's approach to assessing the value/ROI of social media?

We diligently track the source of all sales/goals so we know what social media is producing.
We look at trends. If our use of social media correlates with an increase in our sales/goals that indicates it's value.
You can't put a dollar value on relationships and so we don't try to assess the value/ROI of social media.
We're doing some tracking of the source of sales/goals, so we have some numbers, but we also recognize there's more to the value of social media than those numbers.
We're experimenting with social media now. We'll tackle the value/ROI issue once we get a better idea of what we're doing.
We know we should be trying to assess the value of social media, but we just don't know how.
We're not using social media.

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