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And if any of it doesn’t work or needs to be changed – tough! It can wait.
Now, here’s a thought. Can you count downloaders as part of your membership roll?
Don’t give Bryan any more ideas!
I think that’s a fair question John. We tend to measure members and attendance by the number of people who turn up on a Sunday. Surely that needs to include those who are ‘virtually’ there!
I sometimes wonder if some of the folk sitting on pews are virtually there.
Of course, the real issue is how do you get a collection out of them (downloaders that is)? I somehow think that charging for podcast downloads is not the way to go.
What more could you want – me and my thoughts with you whenever you feel like it!!!
Go the revolution!
Bryan said: What more could you want
Quick access to the mute button? 😉