Back in mid-March none of us thought that churches would still be dealing with in-person vs virtual in July. That being said I wanted to share some resources for using online sermon notes for your members. Offering users the opportunity to actively engage while watching or listening will help with viewership. Today we are going […]
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Which Event or Calendar Plugin should I use? What is the best event calendar plugin for WordPress? I get that question a lot. I build a lot of church and retirement community websites. Both need calendar plugins but the best plugin would depend on each client and their needs. In fact, for clients, I have
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Are you a freelancer? Or thinking of taking the plunge? I want to share with you the processes I now use to win clients and the process of taking a client from a lead to project delivery. ▪Incoming Leads ▪Qualifying Leads ▪Client Meetings ▪Writing Proposals/Contracts ▪Educating clients and anti follow-up ▪Onboarding ▪Delivery ▪Referral Machine ▪Recurring
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UPDATE: This has been fixed in the latest version of Event Tickets Plus. You still have to install an extension called Add Attendee Information to Woocommerce Emails. We have all had that one client. You know who I am talking about. Before I learned to write iron-clad proposals (thank you Troy Dean) I had this year
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In a recent website redesign project for small business that does mainly in person CPR training we needed to replace paypal buttons with a more professional onsite checkout system. Since his classes were calendar based (past events automatically fall off the event page) we decided on Woocommerce for his store (75 products) and The Events Calendar with
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This was a great project to work on. The client’s site was already on WordPress but with a theme that had too many options – much that was not needed. They needed a look to match their branding and someone to help them add content after the fact that didn’t cost them an arm and
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I always love sharing great programs that allow me to work more efficiently and that is why I chose to present a session on DesktopServer from ServerPress at the 2015 WordCamp Atlanta. Let’s just face it I am a time management control freak. Since I work on multiple projects at any given time I want
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Ruscomp, Inc. has been a long-time client. I actually built their other sites in HTML and CSS long before I discovered WordPress. I actually approached them about moving them to WordPress for better SEO and more interactive options, not to mention the wonderful CMS that is built into it.
