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Information about church communications, marketing and outreach
Terrific Time-Saving Tools for Church Staff

Save time and money with these easy-to-use programs. DASHLANE for Passwords If you have trouble keeping track of passwords — and who doesn’t? — do yourself a BIG favor and get the free version of Dashlane. Dashlane will store your passwords and automatically sign you in every time you revisit any secure…
Vetting Your Webmaster

If you plan to use a staff member or volunteer for website development and/or maintenance, vet that person by asking the following questions: • Do you have high-speed internet access? A fast connection is required for website maintenance. • Does your volunteer/staff member have time to maintain the website? If…
What’s Missing on Your Church Website?
Who’s Responsible for Your Website’s Security? YOU (too)

Here’s something that may surprise you: If you have a small website (small compared to, say, Amazon.com), your website is more attractive to hackers and may be more likely to be compromised, according to expert web developer Jenni McKinnon. “Smaller, less popular sites are a particularly great option for hackers…
Does Your Web Calendar Need a Little TLC?
Using Google Images on Your Church Website? Careful…
Protect Your Church Against Copyright Violations
How Google’s changes affect church email
Google’s recent changes in Gmail make it harder than ever for all of us, including churches, to reach our email subscribers. Once upon a time, nearly all email sent to anyone@gmail.com was delivered to a simple inbox. Now Google is sorting email for its users, and it’s sorting most email…