UPDATED: Here is the interview:

[gigya width=”210″ height=”108″ src=”http://www.blogtalkradio.com/BTRPlayer.swf?file=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eblogtalkradio%2Ecom%2Fplaylist%2Easpx%3Fshow%5Fid%3D512684&autostart=true&bufferlength=5&volume=100&borderweight=1&bordercolor=#999999&backgroundcolor=#FFFFFF&dashboardcolor=#0098CB&playlistcolor=#999999&playlisthovercolor=#333333&cornerradius=10&callback=http://www.blogtalkradio.com/FlashPlayerCallback.aspx?referrer_url=/show.aspx” quality=”high” wmode=”transparent” menu=”false” ] No, those two things aren’t normally linked (unless your church’s website is REALLY a disaster!), but in the Professional Mojo world, they are linked because we’re providing access to experts in both of these fields. You can participate in a couple of ways:

5/12/09, 11-11:30AM EST, Interview with Tom Young, President of Intuitive Website Design Show Link Here. Find out more about the basics of good site design and why church marketing is more important than ever for great outreach and building community.

Second, we have scheduled two 90 minute webinars specifically tailored to meet the needs of nonprofits and religious organizations and featuring these two exceptional speakers:

5/26, 11:30-1:00PM EST, Webinar: Four Essential Steps to Marketing Church Websites, featuring Tom Young Webinar agenda and link here. We’ll be taking the first 10 registrants and offering them a prelimary, live, critique of their site! I have had the privilige of listening to Tom before and I am certain there will be an enormous amount of take-aways for folks.

6/9, 11:30-1:00PM EST, Webinar: Disaster Preparedness for Churches and Other Non-Profits with Larry Smith. Visit registration/agenda site here. Even if the swine flu isn’t affecting your community or organization, it should still be a wake-up call to your congregation, lay leadership and church board. Get concrete step by step instructions on what to do, when to do it and the difference it will make should a disaster strike.

Coming in the next post: Back to why your visitors won’t return #2 – Ignore Them.