Goodness, this is one big handy list of everything Web.

Also, Kem Meyer talks Church Web Sites on the Simply Strategic Show podcast. It’s well worth the ear-read. She’s also talking about it here.

LifeHacker has a good list of 6 places to find “reusable media” in the public domain for your project:

1. Creative Commons search
2. Wikimedia Commons
3. Music
4. EveryStockPhoto and more here
5. Google’s Advanced Search
6. Public domain movies

[Found via MP]

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This is a pretty neat short presentation of how 5 non-entertainment brands — Honda Element, Nike Soccer, Jack in the Box, Cingular Sounds, and Aquafina (plus Wal-Mart) — are using MySpace.com. [Via FastCompany]

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This may sound like elemental, even obvious, advice … but every church should make sure their contact information — and especially Web site address — is accurate with their local, state and national denominational headquarters.

Over the past couple of weeks as I’ve been monitoring the site traffic, through Google’s free Analytics service, on our new Web site redesign I’ve noticed we get “web referrals” almost on a daily basis from our state convention’s Web site.

Did you know getting linked from numerous sites, especially high traffic sites, also helps your search engine ranking?

Here’s to happy linking!

Wow. Ouch.

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