Alex Yefetov says we should be building content on our site that relates to the most searched terms on the web, such as: sex, love, dating, health, and career.
Alex lays out the foundation of this approach:
Bridge Strategy part 2
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The Web is the new "Appian Way" - a technology for spreading the gospel throughout the world - and we get to be some of the builders. How cool is that?
This is the blog of the IT and Web teams at The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas. Caution! The opinions expressed here are our own and not those of the church.
This is the blog of the IT and Web teams at The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas. Caution! The opinions expressed here are our own and not those of the church.
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