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Written from 19 years of building software, mostly for people who have to make technology decisions without a technology team.
2018 was a building year — we recovered, grew as a family, and began dreaming of the future. That future is the one I'm building in 2019.
2018 was a year of foundation building for me and my family after a year of transition in 2017.
Podcasting remains a strong way to increase brand recognition, communicate your organization's messaging, and best of all, tell incredible stories.
There is no silver bullet for the perfect website, but several best practices can make your nonprofit website stand out and speak up.
In today's highly competitive market for nonprofits, those with clear, consistent, strong digital platforms are winning the day.
Truly investing in a church website and an online strategy is work — and there are questions to ask before logging in or hiring that agency.
Small groups can be life changing. One of the greatest ways I have found to discover what a church truly values is how the church approaches small groups.
Having worked in church tech for several years, I've seen so many churches use WordPress as their CMS of choice and love it — a great platform with a low barrier of entry for those without massive marketing budgets.
I received a question a few days ago about my workflow, and I'm more than happy to share the tools and workflows I use to get things done — by no means perfect, and constantly adjusting to make them better.
It was 2011. I had just gotten married, and as luck would have it, I found a position at the church we attended as their only web person-guy.
I take on a small number of projects each year — mostly enterprise applications and systems for nonprofits who need them to last.
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