by Akande Davis (DigitalPew.com) | Aug 22, 2018 | News, School Marketing, Webmaster Tips
Livestreaming is a steadily growing method of content marketing that allows organizations to connect with others in meaningful ways. This live video feed allows for real-time engagement and for dialogue to happen in the “now,” creating a dynamic unlike most other...
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by Amy Prindle | Aug 8, 2018 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, Stronger Writing, Webmaster Tips
You know social media marketing is a must, but nailing down a strategy still isn’t easy……Until now. The Sprout Social Index, a new study from social media management tool Sprout Social, asked a random sampling of 1200 active social media users about...
by Amy Prindle | Aug 1, 2018 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, SEO tips, Webmaster Tips
If you’re not already creating video content, it may be time to start. It doesn’t have to be rocket science, and it doesn’t need flashy transitions or space-themed sound effects. But it does need to feel “real.” When someone starts...
by Amy Prindle | Jul 24, 2018 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, SEO tips, Webmaster Tips
What do you see in your search results… …when you Google “Seventh-day Adventists” or “Who are Adventists,” or other similar search engine queries? Chances are, since you are already part of the Seventh-day Adventist culture, you...
by Amy Prindle | Jul 16, 2018 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, Webmaster Tips
As the event draws near, you want to be prepared You’re about to network—to schmooze, perchance to sell. Or you’re building relationships around a common mission, common goals, common struggles. You’re introducing others to your ministry, inviting them to share in...
by Amy Prindle | Jun 28, 2018 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, SEO tips, Webmaster Tips
What’s going on with HTTP, HTTPS, and SSL? You may have noticed, especially if you use the Chrome browser, that atop some websites it says “Secure,” or has a little green lock icon to the left of the website’s URL. Those URLs also start with...
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