/ Page 9 - Articles by Andrew Conrad
Andrew Conrad is a senior content writer at Capterra, covering business intelligence, retail, and construction, among other markets. As a seven-time award winner in the Maryland, Delaware, D.C. and Suburban Newspapers of America editorial contests, Andrew’s work has been featured in the Baltimore Sun and PSFK. He lives in Austin with his wife, son, and their rescue dog, Piper.
10 Powerful Church Statistics on Social Media Use
Published March 13, 2018
As churches grow and adapt to the era of omnipresent Wi-Fi and smartphones, social media has become one of the most effective—and necessary—ways of reaching new members.
Build Your Church Marketing Plan With These 5 Tools
Published February 23, 2018
You're a church leader, not a marketing expert. You're also not a professional volunteer coordinator, accountant, or daycare provider, but you find yourself wearing all of those hats from time to time, anyway.
How to Take Charge of Your Church's Finances
Published February 15, 2018
Watch the following video to learn the basics of church financing. As a church leader, you'll often find yourself doing something you're not necessarily trained for, and that has little to do with preaching and leadership.
10 Ways to Spur Giving to the Church Without Asking For More Money
Published February 12, 2018
As a church leader, a core part of your job is mobilizing your followers to help each other and the surrounding community. This service can happen through volunteer work, but there's no denying that for a church to operate and serve others, it needs funds. And—unlike a private business or government agency—churches must generate that money from within.
4 Things Science Fiction Predicted About Modern Project Management
Published February 12, 2018
Flying cars, teleportation, the holodeck. Science fiction has predicted a myriad of awesome technologies that, sadly, have yet to enter our reality (although we're getting pretty close on the flying cars).
Confused by Your New CRM Manual? Let Us Help
Published February 8, 2018
Did Santa leave a shiny new CRM under the tree for you and your sales team this holiday season? If he did, you've got a powerful new business tool to streamline customer relations, save time, and even forecast future sales numbers.
How Project Managers Can Make the Most of Skype Business Accounts
Published February 5, 2018
Imagine you're a child on your first visit to Disneyland in the 1960s. Strolling wide-eyed through Tomorrowland with your family, you decide to explore the House of the Future, where you marvel at the ultrasonic dishwasher, stereophonic high fidelity audio, and—wonder of wonders—the picture phone.
Todoist vs Wunderlist (Microsoft To-Do): Task Tools Go Head-to-Head
Published January 29, 2018
The beginning of the year is a great time to get organized. The stress of the holidays has passed, you have a fresh page to work with, and lots of motivation to make this the year the one you get it together.
12 Songs to Add to Your Project Management Music Playlist
Published January 22, 2018
Everyone has their own approach to work. Some people like to have the exact same routine every day, while others need to mix things up, stretch their legs, and try different approaches to find their groove.
How a Work Scheduler Can Make Your Next Project a Breeze
Published January 16, 2018
Back in the 1950s, America had a wonderful vision of the future. The war was over, innovations like interstate highways and commercial jet travel were making the world more accessible, and anything seemed possible.
Page 9 of 12