tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13490395.post948675613320905648..comments2017-05-30T09:42:16.183-05:00Comments on The Appian Way: Church Community Builder respondsChuck Russellhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15429587155202866452noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13490395.post-25067632165446670852015-09-18T09:28:20.550-05:002015-09-18T09:28:20.550-05:00While Chris Flowers from CCB is trying to gloss ov...While Chris Flowers from CCB is trying to gloss over this, I can say that using a company's name, trademarked or not, or their product names as Clif mentioned, is <b>never</b> smart optimization or <b>borderline</b> SEO as Chris Flowers from CCB is saying. <br /><br />CCB was advised by many church software companies, years before this blog was written, to not do that and it appears they were still doing it as of the writing from Clif in 2008. To use an example for a better explanation, would the Chevy car company ever think it was borderline or smart SEO to put FORD name or say Ford Focus anywhere in their website? NO. If they did they would have been sued instantly. <br /><br />This should have not taken any time at all talking with people and "praying" about it, as stated in the response. If that's the case then I would have to question how sharp was the iron int he first place? It must be pretty dull.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com