
Pastors, Please Simplify. 5 Steps.
The world has changed. Attention spans have recently been documented to be shorter than a goldfish. In our work and
I usually try to be positive on my blogs. But I’m going to make an exception this week.
Have you ever worn something and had a friend, spouse or child tell you, “you shouldn’t be caught dead in that!”?
As my sons mature (used loosely) into teenagers, they (like all teenagers) feel that they’re experts in a lot of things. Like fashion and the ways of the world. It’s my life right now. It’s fun to think how much they’re like me when I was their age.
We have a lot of companies who ask us to “look at” their websites and let them know what we’d change. We try to be positive in the response; but internally we often look at the site in a negative way (to begin with).
Here are the 3 things that stand out to us as a cautionary tale. The “you shouldn’t be caught dead with” things for a website.
Eliminate these things and your website will instantly improve. Need help with setting priorities or editing? We’d love to help. Just let me know!
The world has changed. Attention spans have recently been documented to be shorter than a goldfish. In our work and
I remember years ago, on a summer vacation, my parents stopped near a lake to take a break from driving
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