Pulling some data from Google Analytics and here’s what bubbled up as most popular from 2011, from all time, and featured posts I believe to be valuable and important. Popular posts this year Least Churched Cities in America Top Church Pages on [ . . . ]
Found this set of 5 questions in my inbox from a new visitor to my website / blog. I have few questions that I would like to ask: 1. Who is your primary audience for the website? 2. What is the vision [ . . . ]
While the Multi-Site feature of WordPress 3.0 can run a network of multiple blogs, how to get there from existing WordPress blogs running on separate installations into one installation has been quite a learning process. This blog post a place to share [ . . . ]
Over the course of a decade, I’ve posted and/or gathered a ton of content here at djchuang.com. I’ve only started tagging my blog posts less than a year ago. Here’s what I’ve tagged so far, at the time of this blog post: [ . . . ]
What are the keys to effective team blogs, those blogs with multiple contributors? The most popular blog tools have the functionality for it: 1 blog with multiple authors. Some of the most popular blogs are team blogs, like Gizmodo [14], TechCrunch [7], [ . . . ]
2,000+ church leaders will converge in Austin this week at the sold-out VERGE missional church conference. Neil Cole describes Verge as “first of its kind in the missional church field.” I’ll be there with the Verge Social Media Team, providing live coverage [ . . . ]
Would you believe they made a movie based on a blogger? Yes indeedy! Watched a movie on a date recently. I wanted to let the movie speak for itself. I did not go read up on all the reviews and view the [ . . . ]
Thrilled to be in Dallas this week for the Ideation Experience hosted by Leadership Network. I didn’t spend much time at the laptop keyboard and made most of my time with f2f conversations. For great notes on the process of ideation and [ . . . ]
Got this comment from the National Outreach Convention (Nov 4-6) is visiting blogs, possibly here today: The NOC plans on visiting this blog today – at the risk of changing the subject! We hope that a dialogue will not distract from those [ . . . ]
