The 5 Most Important Blogging Lessons
If you want to know what the 5 most important blogging lessons are, the person to ask is Darren Rowse. He is one of the
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Slides: The Friend’s Thoughts on Consistently Getting a Dozen Comments
We had a discussion the other week about consistently getting a dozen comments per post, which I used to form a talk I gave at London Blog
How to Humanise Campaigns
On Monday 15th November 2010, I’ll be in London speaking at the Social Not For Profit Summit, organised by the most excellent Barry Furby. It’s a
What Farmers Can Teach Us About Social Media
I wrote a guest post over at Search Engine People last week on “What Farmers Can Teach Us About Social Media.” It’s looking at what
From No Limbs to No Limits (Must Watch)
Watch this and you’ll never clammer for the victim seat again. I love this guy already. I want to get him to our church and
Who Is Your Phyllis Wills?
Recently, a woman by the name of Phyllis Wills passed away. Type her name into Google, and you’ll find nothing about her. Ask people on the
Learning About Event Design from Church
We’re running the He Saved The Day Men’s Conference tonight. I wanted to share some of the thoughts behind how we’ve changed the format to
Where Are Foursquare and Gowalla Going?
I read a great post a while ago from Jonathan Arehart on why he quit Foursquare and Gowalla. There’s privacy concerns, frustration with checkins, boredom
Social Media 101: Answer Your Email
answer email = good = engagement not answer email = totally,without doubt, unacceptable = no engagement #saynomore Words by Michelle Rodger. Follow her on Twitter.
Exposure
I think one of the greatest gifts you can give someone is exposure to new things. Exposure opens the mind, giving it new possibilities and