Nov 17, 2011 by Matthew Warner
Social Links
If you've connected your Facebook Page and/or Twitter profile to one of your Lists, now your subscribers will automatically see links to them at the bottom of all of your emails that go out - inviting them to follow you on Twitter or "Like" you on Facebook. Like this:
Nov 01, 2011 by Matthew Warner
Is "social networking" really that important and useful? Or is it just something that wastes time and encourages unhealthy behavior and relationships?
At its worst, it's the latter. But at its best, it's most certainly the former. And not only can it be important and useful, but it's truly essential to the Church and Her mission, and it's at the heart of a thriving community.
Oct 27, 2011 by Matthew Warner
One stylish announcement for you and one huge increase in functionality for you.
New Look: Top Navigation Menu
In case you haven't noticed yet, we tweaked the styling on the top navigation menu bar recently. Instead of the heavy black bar at the top, it's now a much lighter look:
Sep 21, 2011 by Matthew Warner
Howdy everyone! Just a few Flocknote updates for you...
Unlimited Lists
Aug 11, 2011 by Matthew Warner
In case you didn't notice yet, we quietly rolled out Flocknote version 3.0 last week! We're still working on some follow-on features that will be implemented in the following weeks. So if you don't see something you were expecting, just be patient. We're also still working out some small kinks. But if you have any questions in the meantime, don't hesitate to contact support and ask! We always love feedback.
Text-to-Register
Jun 15, 2011 by Matthew Warner
Flocknote was featured on the front page of the CNS (Catholic News Service) website this week after interviewing Flocknote Founder, Matthew Warner. They were highlighting how flocknote.com and TweetCatholic.com are working to unite Catholics online and to help us communicate more effectively as a Church.
Here's a snippet:
"Social media is not just a broadcast medium; it's a relationship medium. It lets the church listen to people in ways never before imaginable. It lets the church share the Gospel with people in new ways," explained Warner.