Making websites isn’t our only talent! Enjoy the official 2016 eCatholic Christmas Video :)

Get tips for using new media at your church. Whether it's social media or your website, see these tips to help boost your Catholic new media efforts.

eCatholic’s easy-to-modify social media header icons are a simple way to tell visitors how they can most effectively connect with your parish.

Read on if you're ready to get serious about being better at Facebook. Start customizing posts shared to Facebook; it's easy on your eCatholic website!

You can now: 1) Customize Facebook posts with Facebook Sharing 2) More easily organize your display of Mass times and 3) Use the new Twin homepage layout.

Can your parish be identified by its logo? Churches: Learn how to create a brand identity and foster an emotional connection with your brand.

Every other week or so I get asked about live streaming liturgies, events, conferences, youth events, etc. Here are some options for you to consider.

Don't have fancy image editing software? No problem. Graphics are key to a great website. Find out why and learn about a powerful and free Photoshop alternative.

The holiest of all weeks is upon us! Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to evangelize at your parish this week.

If you spend more time sitting down at your office than you do with your kids, keep reading. I decided to embark on a search for the best ergonomic chair I could find

The backbone of this parish's online outreach has been their eCatholic website. Learn how #NatsMass has rejuvenated St. Vincent de Paul.

"How do I keep visitors coming back to my website?" This is one of the most popular questions that we get from Catholic parishes, dioceses, and schools.

In June 2005, I moved from youth nights to websites. From skits and music to code and graphics. From teens and volunteers to prospects and team members.

On Monday, February 11, 2013, Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation, becoming the first pope to do so since Pope Gregory XII in 1415.

On Wednesday, February 6, 2013, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati hosted the Digital Church Conference. Big props to Sean Ater and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati on a great event!

Google Places is a free tool for businesses (and churches) to use to help people in their community find them and their location.

Have you ever been called a "jack of all trades?" The misfortune of this label is that it comes with a backhanded curse… you are a "master of none!"

Whether you're just getting started on Twitter, or you've been tweeting for years, here are a few tips for using Twitter effectively.

Here are a few tips for things that have amped up participation on our parish Facebook page.

As a website, blog, podcast or other content producer, the lack of perceivable growth can be a huge source of stress and frustration.