Another targeted “more followers on Twitter” scheme for the faithful few. I wouldn’t put my username and password in those boxes if you paid me: It doesn’t look “secure” or trustworthy. That’s not how I roll with Twitter. The logo is terrible. It’s not free. Linked websites are just too classy for me. Thoughts?

Verge, a Missional Community Conference which is currently about half-way through, has a very interesting and attractive Twitter feed widget that I had never seen before: FeedMagnet. And although the service does have a “free” option, it would obviously be better to go ahead and pay the $35/month, especially if it’s for a conference or [...]

Wow. I love this. Thoughts? Do we, as Christians, get “sucked” into this mentality in even the slightest ways with our “spiritual heroes?”

I would have to imagine that I’m not alone in the fact that I am sometimes very curious of my Twitter usage, growth, and general tweetstats. Most services are pretty lame and do the exact same thing, but here are 3 services that I actually find interesting and useful: 1. TweetStats I like tweet stats [...]

This is a Guest Post by Vin Thomas. In my humble opinion, forums are lame. Commenting is where it’s at. But traditional formatting for comments doesn’t work very well. That’s where threaded comments come in. They give you some of the features of forum style posting, but none of the lameness (yes, that’s a word). [...]

This video (embedded) is extremely important and helpful to know and is definitely something to keep in mind when considering the relative benefits of Facebook and Twitter for Page Rank and SEO. I could have guessed that there were no-follows and agree that it’s a good thing that it is. A strategy then for us [...]

Your ministry can’t wait for the next big thing in technology before you dive in. Why? Because there will always be a “next thing.” I hear these things often when counseling ministries (and maybe you do too): What if this technology becomes outdated next year? or… What if something better comes along in 3 months? [...]

This is a Guest Post by Vin Thomas. Is your website more like a text book, than Facebook? Do you struggle to engage your visitors? Here are a few simple tips to help you bring a human touch to your website. 1. Write With Personality When you’re writing copy for your website, it can be [...]

Ever tweet something that you shouldn’t have tweeted? Ever tweet something and then, perhaps a few moments later, scramble back online to delete it? I know I have… more than a few times. Twitter has changed the way that we interact and engage with others; it’s changed the way we message and communicate. And maybe, [...]

This is a Guest Post by Vince Marotte. Social Media has changed a lot since I had my first  GeoCities (RIP) site. Most of us started off on MySpace and then moved to Facebook, some of us had or have a blog somewhere in there and then came Twitter. I am a believer that Twitter [...]