Well, next month I’m off to the ICE annual conference. Anyone else going?

From the Think Personality newsletter, I found a cool article and worksheets on creating taglines.
Worth a look. Taglines are effective marketing tools. It gives people another way to remember you…and usually taglines are more catchy than the name itself. Heck, sometimes we pick domain names that are random and we really need […]

This is a very interesting movie on the life of a page in WikiPedia. Very cool watching how the community self-polices itself.

As RSS catches on, how will web design be effected?
This will be interesting to watch. CSS will probably be the rule. Aggregators will be common…and built into other applications like browsers and email clients (they already are, but will be more popular). What is a web designer to do when the focus […]

I guess I knew this, and realize that the internet penetration is still low as a percentage in China, but I didn’t realize that almost 100 Million people in China are online.

Whew! What an inroad to China.

That’s a paraphrase of the three TV commercials running in Adelaide, Australia. They are brought to the fine citizens of Adelaide by, well, a lot of folks!
From an email I received telling me about the Jesus — All About Life campaign in Australia:
…[the planning team] set out to find out what people in Australia […]

Justin commented a great question I thought I’d bring out here. He asked:
It would be interesting to ask what kinds of things can be achieved from a ministry standpoint with blogs (e.g. evangelism? discipleship? mentoring? idea cross-pollination? etc) and then ask if there are specific examples of blogs that are achieving these things.
What […]

Catching up on some reading, I see that ChurchMarketingSucks has a couple of nice posts. One on how to do church advertising, the other on how not to do church advertising.
Can’t agree more. Why do we as Christians take promotions that have been done and blatantly copy them? Have we run out […]