I wrote this article about Responding to Feedback a few months ago. Just wanted to bring a link into this blog about it.

Sometimes I’ll post items on this blog that don’t directly have anything to do with effectiveness but probably will be of interest to you. This is one of those posts. Jeremy with the Yahoo! Search blog has a good post on web trends.
Enjoy.

Keywords are the words or phrases people type into a search engine to try and find what they are looking for. So how will a search engine give results that the searcher wants? It will try and match websites that seem to be about those keywords, rank them according to their own criteria, […]

I’ve noticed a phenomenon that I’m calling “Website Launch Anxiety”. It’s that anxious feeling one (or a group) gets when they know a new website is about to be launched. The anxiety grows more the closer you get to launch date…and grows exponentially when it’s after the proposed launch date and it hasn’t […]

Jeff Jarvis is blogging about blogging as accoriding to Technorati. Some nuggets:

Technorati is tracking more than 4.1 million bloggers
The slowest the blogsphere has doubled is 5 months
Blogs are being created at 12,000 a day, but almost half are abandoned
English is no longer the predominate blog language

Interesting stuff. Thanks to Steve for the tip.
Now […]

Can blogging be a solution for your ministry or church? Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Of course!
Inc.com has published an article called Blogging for Business. In my opinion, every application they mention for businesses can be used for your ministry. For one reason, it’s a snap to setup and run a […]

Last week I was asked the following question from one of the Campus Ministry staff of Campus Crusade:
I wonder if we could find some stats like:___% of students use the internet to meet people Students do ___% of their shopping online. ____ % of students look for spiritual guidance online. ____% of students IM
After some […]

I was doing some research today on search engines and found this…it’s the latest info I could find (May 2004). The article is about what search engines are being used the most. They say that (to no one’s surprise) that Google has the largest share (almost 37%), followed by Yahoo (almost 27%), MSN […]