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I love Canva and I feel no shame about that fact. The professional graphic design community loves to make fun of Canva users. I, on the other hand, think Canva is a great tool: an accessible alternative to expensive softwares. If everyone could be a pro at Adobe Illustrator, that would be great! But that’s just […]

Graphic Design

November 15, 2024

3 easy ways to make your canva designs look better

Are you making the most of Facebook Events? If you’re putting on any sort of outreach event in the coming weeks, I’d encourage you to take a few minutes to set up a Facebook Event. Then, use the list below to spread the word! You might be surprised how much visibility you can gain for free (or […]

Social Media

November 8, 2024

10 places to share your Facebook event

This is valuable real estate! Everyone who visits your page sees this first. What kind of impression do you want to make? Here are 3 ideas in order of least to most effort: 1) A candid photo of your community I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again: You cannot go wrong with happy, smiling faces! Ideally, this is candid, […]

Social Media

November 1, 2024

What should your Facebook page header look like?

Churches and schools do a lot of link sharing. Think about it: sign-up forms, landing pages, devotional resources, Facebook events… Using phrases like “Click here” or “Learn more” on your website or social media pages isn’t always the most compelling way to communicate. In fact, those phrases can do more harm than good. Here are […]

Marketing

October 25, 2024

30 better ways to say “click here”

🤔 How many words do you have on your website’s homepage? Is it the right number? Find out: Click and drag to highlight all the text on your homepage. Copy it. Paste it all into this tool: WordCounter.net You want to shoot for 400-600 words. Read more about that number here (or just give it a google). This […]

Website Design

October 18, 2024

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