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Recent Church Marketing Sucks Posts
I’ve had more of a behind-the-scenes, editorial role in the past year or so on the church communications blog Church Marketing Sucks, but in the past month I’ve written my fair share of new blog entries.
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More Movie Reviews
Another pair of movie reviews has gone live, Obsessed and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past at the teen site PlanetWisdom.
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Movie Review: Push
Last weekend I reviewed the super-powered Push for the teen site PlanetWisdom.
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Movie Review: Taken
Last weekend I got to see the Liam Neeson flick Taken and write a review for the teen site PlanetWisdom.
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Happy Holidays 2008
Say hello to our white-faced saki monkey. In celebration of the holiday season Monkey Outta Nowhere sponsored the fuzzy little primate from the nearby Como Zoo.
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2008 Highlights from the Head Monkey
As the year winds down I thought it’d be fun to share highlights from the personal blog or our Head Monkey. Not all of these are business related, but that’s why they’re on the personal blog.
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Homeless For a Night
An article about my experience being homeless for a night was recently published in the online webzine Wrecked for the Ordinary.
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Blogging on Church Comm Pro
The Church Communications Pro blog just posted my series of four posts about church web sites that work. It’s (hopefully) good information about how churches can make the most of the web, and really the same principles can be applied to any organization.
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Boxbot Design
In the summer of 2008 we helped Boxbot–and their fun robot mascot Clutch–tell their story. Boxbot specializes in packaging design for children’s products, hence the tagline we wrote: “Boxbot designs stuff kids like.” We also organized and wrote content for their web site, focusing on showing who they are and emphasizing their expertise. Remember, it’s…
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KTIS: Web Site
Twin Cities radio station 98.5 FM KTIS needed to redesign their web site to bring focus and consistency. Taylor Design Works headed up the project and we focused specifically on the homepage, working together to determine the best way to highlight multiple types of content and create a sense of hierarchy.
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West St. Paul Reader
Neighborhood news supported by neighbors.
- Regular content: Interviews, features, history, breaking news.
- Weekly & monthly email newsletters.
- Multiple social channels.
Trout Lake Camps
Minnesota summer camp & retreat center.
- Email newsletters.
- Fundraising letters, booklets, and campaigns.
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Church Marketing Sucks
Better communication for churches.
- 15 years worth of blog posts.
- Published multiple books.
- Email newsletters and social media.