by Amy Prindle | Jan 22, 2020 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, Stronger Writing
Engage your ministry’s social media audience in lasting ways It’s not about how many social media accounts you have. It’s not even about how many followers you have. Are your visitors/followers/viewers finding what they want to find? Are they...
by Amy Prindle | Jan 11, 2019 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, Stronger Writing
Word-ly Wisdom: Strategically Simplifying your everyday writing No matter where your writing appears—websites, emails, blog posts, etc.—the goal is to compel the reader that THIS matters to them, and here’s why. Then you follow up with what they can do next, now...
by Amy Prindle | Sep 12, 2018 | News, SEO tips, Stronger Writing, Webmaster Tips
Stay current on best practices so your site can still rank! Google updates its algorithms continually, and these updates aren’t always announced. After all, the point of keeping their search engine inner workings under wraps is to prevent websites from...
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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 | May 23, 2018 | Church website best practices, News, School Marketing, SEO tips, Stronger Writing
People no longer read. They scan. People also consume more content than ever before. Even long articles. So what’s the secret? How do we turn scanners and skimmers into focused readers? It’s not about how fancy your sentences are, how descriptive your...
by Amy Prindle | Mar 28, 2018 | News, SEO tips, Stronger Writing
Keyword Research is the first step in getting to know your audience’s search habits. Here is a basic overview: Before you find out who your audience is, you can find out what they’re typing into search engines like Google. For example, if you type into a...
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