Web Strategy

Next Sessions:
Wednesday, September 17, 2008


Want to make your Web site a welcome relief from the full frontal assault of marketing that your guests deal with on a daily basis? Learn how to:

• Ask the right questions before you decide on your site’s content and design.
• Eliminate the roadblocks that stop traffic and slow the flow through your site.
• Offer information in the right doses to keep visitors informed but not overloaded.
• Define the difference between splash, flash and just plain trash.

Hear what people had to say after attending the Web Strategy workshop:

"This is an extremely valuable and practical session." - Kevin, Kansas City, MO
"Very good. Excellent speaker. Great information." - Corri, Columbus, OH

[To get the maximum value out of this workshop, it's recommended you take the Communications workshop first. You can do what you want, but we might say, "I told you so." ]

Want more? Read a related article from the 2008 Specific & Practical Magazine


Presenter:
Kem Meyer
Director of Communications
Kem once thought she understood what the world had to offer—and what the church did not. Now in full-time ministry, she intentionally sees the church through the filter of someone who needs “something more” but doesn’t think the church is the place to find it. With compassion for the down and out – and a passion for the “up and out,” Kem continually seeks ways to remove the barriers that keep people from connecting with Christ. When she’s not dismantling the walls between the church and the unchurched, Kem can be found with family, friends, food and gadgets. By the way, she’s got a blog: kemmeyer.com.


This workshop will be held on the campus of Granger Community Church. Check-in begins at
8:30 a.m. The sessions will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch and breaks will be provided.