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How Do I Get a Website?

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 10, 2013 234423 CommentsHow+Do+I+Get+a+Website%3F2013-01-10+15%3A37%3A52Paul+Steinbrueck

If you need a new website but don’t know where to start, I created this video to help you understand your options, so you can make an informed decision that’s best for your organization.

web design, web hosting

Web Hosting FAQs – Video Blog Series

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 9, 2013 239940 CommentsWeb+Hosting+FAQs+-+Video+Blog+Series2013-01-09+21%3A36%3A02Paul+Steinbrueck

In this video blog series, I answering some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) about web hosting.

featured, web hosting

FAQs, web hosting, website, website hosting

Online Gift #1: An Up-to-Date Website

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 6, 2012 233384 Comments2012-12-06+19%3A16%3A38Paul+Steinbrueck

Give people the gift of an up-to-date website. Check out these 5 tips and then take 15 minutes to review and update your site.

communications

maintenance, update, website

Web Design Spotlight: First United Methodist Church, Middletown, Ohio

By Paul Steinbrueck Sep 27, 2012 229183 Comments2012-09-27+20%3A13%3A21Paul+Steinbrueck

We take a look at the website of First United Methodist Church of Middletown, OH and examine how specific design decisions and elements are helping them achieve their mission online.

church, web design

church, UMC, United Methodist Church, website

How to Design Your Website to be the Hub of Communications

By Paul Steinbrueck Sep 26, 2012 229110 Comments2012-09-26+21%3A08%3A15Paul+Steinbrueck

A website can serve as an excellent hub for communications. Here are 7 web design tips to help turn first-time visitors into regularly-returning, engaged members of your community.

communications, social networking, web design

Communications, design, web design, website

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

custom design, review, web design, website, website review

Mobile Draft Day

By ryanmchoate Sep 19, 2011 215514 CommentsMobile+Draft+Day2011-09-19+11%3A18%3A53ryanmchoate

Both, mobile apps and mobile websites are needed. Which one does your organization need first?

church, web design

Android, apps, iOS, mobile, mobile apps, phones, tablets, website

Lifeway Research Reveals Churches Still Missing Website Opportunities

By Paul Steinbrueck Jan 26, 2011 199461 Comment2011-01-26+21%3A56%3A29Paul+Steinbrueck

Lifeway Research has released the results of a survey conducted to shed light on how churches are using their websites. While church websites are getting better, most are still missing opportunities.

church, communications, web design

church, event registration, interactive, newsletter, prayer, website

Did you personally use online tools to invite people to Christmas services?

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 28, 2010 196652 Comments2010-12-28+12%3A00%3A33Paul+Steinbrueck

It’s important for a church to give its people tools that help them to invite their friends and family. Which if any did you personally use?

church, communications, social networking

Christmas, email, Facebook, twitter, website

Which is more important for churches – a website or social media?

By Paul Steinbrueck Jun 21, 2010 239722 Comments2010-06-21+12%3A37%3A52Paul+Steinbrueck

More people and churches are using social media than ever before. Has social media become more important to church communications than a website?

church, social networking

Facebook, social media, twitter, website

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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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