Helping You Create Content with Purpose
People ask me all the time, what they need to do to promote their website and blog.
And it needs to be easy.
And it needs to be cheap.
And it needs to be quick.
Well, it doesn’t come that easy. You know, as they say, garbage in — garbage out.
If you don’t take the time to invest in your content marketing activities, you won’t get any real sustainable traction. I can promise you that.
But in the meantime, in this video, I cover a list of tactics you really should consider.
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I don’t know of a single pastor or church leader who doesn’t want more active participation by high school students throughout the year — beyond just Sunday attendance. Today I want to lay out a fool-proof plan to attract, engage, and support youth in the zip codes surrounding your church — while at the same […]
For nonprofit CEOs and ministry leaders, effectively capturing and nurturing leads is critical to advancing your mission and expanding your reach. Without new audiences to exposure your organization to, your growth trajectory will be capped severely. In the digital communications world, we use lead magnets to attract new prospects into a permission-based marketing communications relationship. […]
Really good tips – thanks. I am enjoying Liquid Church and used the interactive piece for the first time this Sunday morning.
Question: Does my work on a blog post need to be copyrighted before uploading to a pdf and going through the steps you mentioned?
Thanks for your time and expertise. May you have a day filled with blessings.
Great question – I’m not an attorney, so you should seek wise counsel for sure. But from my understanding, your work is already technically copyrighted (and hence legally protected) at creation. You can go ahead and pay $35 to formally submit a work for copyrighting too. But in large part it’s unnecessary IMHO.
So for this specific example, I’d just pdf it, upload and distribute. You can of course put your attribution & copyright claim on the doc footer, etc.
Hope that helps!