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Busy Blog Series
After reading the book, Busy: How to Thrive in a World of Too Much by Tony Crabbe, we wrote a six-part blog series for iThemes about looking at productivity in a new light.
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Nick Jones: Strategy, Vision & the Future of the Church
“Most churches don’t have a voice. Christian is not a voice. Baptist is not a voice. Progressive is not a voice. Who are you as a church body? That’s the big question that many churches can’t answer.” –Nick Jones
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Blogging for iThemes
A collection of recent blog posts for iThemes: Embrace Limitations and Go Farther The Power of Culture Repurposing Content How WordPress Freelancers Are Leaving Money on the Table How the Hustle Hinders Frustrated Freelancers
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Saying Yes: Lessons From Shonda Rhimes
A self-help book from TV producer Shonda Rhimes produced a series of lessons for freelancers about the power of saying yes and embracing the coming challenges.
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Courageous Storytellers
Church Marketing Sucks launched a companion membership site called Courageous Storytellers. We help create on-going content for churches, including how-to guides, checklists, devotionals, planners, articles and more.
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Church Communication Blindspots
We get stuck in our heads and miss simple ways to welcome, accommodate, and love our neighbors. Read more in this Church Marketing Sucks blog post.
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Improving Freelance Processes With Chris Lema
“Freelancers focus so much on the work that they forget to manage their network of contacts.” -Chris Lema
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Trout Lake Web Headlines
We wrote headlines for the main graphics on the Trout Lake Camps website: Youth Retreats at Trout Friendship, Fellowship & Funship
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Snapchat for Churches
We introduced churches to Snapchat, exploring what makes the 100-million strong social networking platform different and how churches can make the most of it, including sponsored geofilters.
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2016 Summer Olympics in Rio
We went for gold in Olympic blogging: We warned churches about Olympic brand bullying. We explored the spirit of the Olympics and how it relates to the WordPress community. We looked at a new form of “texting journalism” the New York Times debuted at the games.
