Topic: Strategic
SEO Shell Games
By Chris Boyd | March 11, 2010
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I was baffled.
Fake sites?
An elderly friend asked me to be present when his company brought in a marketing/SEO consultant for an afternoon meeting. I had cautioned him in the past that individuals who promise you a number-one placement on Google should be examined deeply before you take them at their ...
You Can’t Cheat Death with Enthusiasm
By Kerry Bural | March 9, 2010
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In my previous post on the power of energy I mentioned that even the best laid plans and strategies, lacking divine and vibrant energy, will fall flat and potentially fail miserably.
It is important to temper this by knowing that sometimes the worst thing you can do is try to energize a ...
Risky Business
By Kerry Bural | March 4, 2010
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The lifeblood of any church or ministry is the energy running through it. Raw and unfiltered energy, if unleashed, will propel your people and organization forward like nothing else.
Energy is the single most significant propellant for progress.
In a recent conversation with Pete Wilson of Crosspoint Community Church, he made a great point ...
Topics: Leadership, Strategic
God is Not a Micromanager
By Kayla Barrett | February 15, 2010
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A client recently shared some frustrations with me regarding her boss. She is responsible for a facility that belongs to a larger network and her manager oversees the region.
The client relayed that she produces results, customer satisfaction is healthy, and her facility even won a recent award. Yet, you could ...
4 Ways to Use Social Media During Capital Campaigns
By Ben Stroup | February 8, 2010
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It’s interesting that we live in a digital, multi-media world of RSS feeds, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc., until we go to church. Even some of the strongest users of these platforms in other areas of their lives fail to see the impact technology can have in church life.
A capital ...
The Juice Needed to Propel You Forward in Ministry Impact and Church Growth
By Kerry Bural | January 29, 2010
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The path toward ministry growth, vibrancy and impact is littered with obstacles.
Most leaders I know struggle daily with problem after problem after problem. The more lives they touch, the more whacked out are the obstacles they face. It just comes with the territory if you’re striving to do something worthwhile ...
Topics: Leadership, Strategic
What Google Values: Strategic and Intentional Church or Ministry SEO
By Chris Boyd | November 25, 2009
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The Resonate Group Principal, Kerry Bural, enjoys using the word intentional to describe the optimal mindset for ones actions. In search engine optimization, being intentional means you not only have to have a keyword goal but you also have to have a strategy. As obvious as that may sound, you ...
