Tim Wall, director of product marketing for Element Fusion, is our next Q&A responder for the Building Rockin’ Church Websites series.

Element is my Oklahoma City neighbor and I’ve long admired their work. In fact, a couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend a Web 2.0 conference they did for their clients. A couple of days afterward, Tim and I had the opportunity to sit down for lunch. He’s a former church communication director too!
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After reading this features section concerning what is known as Web 2.0 from The Guardian, and well, after the whole Blogging 101 series thing took off, I started thinking about this whole Web 2.0 thing.

It fascinates me, really. In fact, I’m enamored by the Web sites this wave of innovation is sending my way. I’m loving discovering new sites that help me either (1) blog faster and better, or (2) do a lot of things faster and better and sometimes cheaper.

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Radiant Church’s Director of Marketing Carrie Fay Amaro and Web Developer Charlie Stout answered my questions for the Building Rockin’ Church Websites series.

Radiant has a rockin’ cool and functional site. Here’s the Q&A:

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Writing effectively for your rockin’ church website is drastically different than writing for printed publications.

Here are some tips for producing effective web text:

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How Robert Emmitt of San Antonio’s Community Bible Church, one of the fastest growing churches in America (No. 10), is using MySpace. Story here.