Comments on: My 200th Email Response http://www.eministrynotes.com/2006/08/27/my-200th-email-response/ A place to record notes on effective web ministry Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:58:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Maggie http://www.eministrynotes.com/2006/08/27/my-200th-email-response/#comment-21971 Maggie Thu, 14 Sep 2006 18:26:11 +0000 http://www.eministrynotes.com/2006/08/27/my-200th-email-response/#comment-21971 I signed up! I was going to be in you guys "group", but Dan thought Pat in Orlanda meant "Pat Flynn", whoever that helpful soul is...guess what, it's not your wife, and it's not a she. I'm just getting myself straightened out. That explains why your wife-non-wife doesn't seem to know me from Adam. But, the non-wife person seems very helpful and responsive none-the-less! I'm all for those tips as to how to get people to answer back! Asking questions...all that. Now I know why you were blogging about how to get people to "respond by using questions" and such! So...I'll have to go back and see if there's more good tips there. Pat, your non-wife, sent some to his group today to help us get on board. LOL! Yes, It is SO fun to see those names and places. Reminds me of my missionary friends who try and try to "get a hook" and have trouble even though, "the fields are white". These are clear seekers...I don't understand why so few respond when they took the time to fill out the form. Any enlightenment or research we could do on that? I wonder what the email looks like in their title...how the subject and "from" line reads, etc. And I wish I could talk to the developer of "ARC" on a few usability issues. Lovin' it, though! I had saved this post in bloglines wondering about it. After discipling a new Christian in India for a month through my blog...I'm so excited about the potenial and pray it bears much fruit for all! I signed up! I was going to be in you guys “group”, but Dan thought Pat in Orlanda meant “Pat Flynn”, whoever that helpful soul is…guess what, it’s not your wife, and it’s not a she. I’m just getting myself straightened out.

That explains why your wife-non-wife doesn’t seem to know me from Adam. But, the non-wife person seems very helpful and responsive none-the-less!

I’m all for those tips as to how to get people to answer back! Asking questions…all that. Now I know why you were blogging about how to get people to “respond by using questions” and such!

So…I’ll have to go back and see if there’s more good tips there.

Pat, your non-wife, sent some to his group today to help us get on board.

LOL!

Yes, It is SO fun to see those names and places. Reminds me of my missionary friends who try and try to “get a hook” and have trouble even though, “the fields are white”.

These are clear seekers…I don’t understand why so few respond when they took the time to fill out the form.

Any enlightenment or research we could do on that?

I wonder what the email looks like in their title…how the subject and “from” line reads, etc.

And I wish I could talk to the developer of “ARC” on a few usability issues. Lovin’ it, though!

I had saved this post in bloglines wondering about it. After discipling a new Christian in India for a month through my blog…I’m so excited about the potenial and pray it bears much fruit for all!

]]> By: Blog Ministry » Blog Archive » Using Skype to Preach, Teach and Reach http://www.eministrynotes.com/2006/08/27/my-200th-email-response/#comment-21661 Blog Ministry » Blog Archive » Using Skype to Preach, Teach and Reach Sat, 02 Sep 2006 09:29:13 +0000 http://www.eministrynotes.com/2006/08/27/my-200th-email-response/#comment-21661 [...] You might have seen those Skype “call me” buttons on blogs, they let you know if a person is online or not. I always think those people that have them must be oozing with confidence to allow random people to just call them. Well this idea has been taken a step further. People are using Skype to provide people with tech support through their sites, check out the service SKY-click. It would be great to see this type of tool incorporated in to Christian response systems such as Assist. It would provide seeking people with a identifiable person to talk to about giving their hearts to Christ. [...] […] You might have seen those Skype “call me” buttons on blogs, they let you know if a person is online or not. I always think those people that have them must be oozing with confidence to allow random people to just call them. Well this idea has been taken a step further. People are using Skype to provide people with tech support through their sites, check out the service SKY-click. It would be great to see this type of tool incorporated in to Christian response systems such as Assist. It would provide seeking people with a identifiable person to talk to about giving their hearts to Christ. […]

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