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Posted in ChurchPost Features, What's New? on Jun 19th, 2009
One of the more frustrating tasks is copying and pasting content from Microsoft Word to ANY other program. Behind the scenes, Word (and other Microsoft programs) includes proprietary code that usually messes up how certain characters are displayed outside the PC/Microsoft environment (see our “Funny Characters” post from August 2008).
We recently added a feature to [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, What's New? on May 11th, 2009
We are thrilled to launch our new Custom Email option via our CREATE menu.
Our custom email interface allows you to access your church’s templates AND our growing Public Template library.
Choosing a template is simple - just select your favorite and go!
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events, How are we different?, What's New? on Mar 17th, 2009
Sleep is overrated! We’ve been working around the clock to bring you ChurchPost Version 3 - here are a few screenshots of what’s ahead - ALL of these upgrades are in response to valuable feedback from our customers over the past year - THANK YOU
To upgrade to Version 3, you don’t need to [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events, What's New? on Nov 3rd, 2008
We completed our transition from GroupReply to ChurchReply today!
If you have existing groups that were originally named with the @groupreply.com naming scheme, those groups are up and running with @churchreply.com endings. You should have received individual email messages for each of your groups with this information, as well.
If you have requested new groups, we will [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, How are we different?, What's New? on Aug 12th, 2008
When someone signs up for a group at your church via your Get Connected Box, they are instantly welcomed once they confirm their email address.
This welcome message is your chance to provide not only information about the specific group/ministry/activity, but also to stamp your unique personality as a group leader.
We have recently updated the customized [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, How are we different?, What's New? on Apr 13th, 2008
DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) uses digital, cryptographic signatures, attaching information to a new header field in the message.
Since January, AOL, Yahoo and Google have been using DKIM to authenticate their inbound messages.
While authentication protocols like DKIM do not guarantee deliverability, they are a critical step to making sure your message gets through. So rest assured [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features on Apr 10th, 2008
ChurchPost.com has launched a new feature that allows your subscribers to change their email address globally by clicking a link in the footer of every message you send:
Like our SureRemove™ service, this page is encrypted so that only the subscriber (the recipient of the original email message) can access it.
You can also reach this page [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events on Feb 9th, 2008
We’ve updated our SureRemove technology to protect the privacy of our users and the security of our server databases. Effective today, subscribers who click the SureRemove link on mailings sent prior to 2/9/2008 will be taken to a page requesting they manually submit their abuse report via our support desk.
Mailings sent from today onwards will [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Useful Tools to Make Your Life Easier on Feb 4th, 2008
Need to paste code from Microsoft Word into your email message? We just released a new feature that allows you to do just that - without all the hidden code that comes along with it!
Simply select your content from Word, choose COPY from the EDIT menu (or click Ctrl-C), navigate to your ChurchPost window, select [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, What's New? on Feb 2nd, 2008
We’re constantly improving our interface based on feedback we get every day from our users.
This week, we launched a new feature that will gradually be rolled out across our site called Quick Tips:
Quick tips appear next to areas/features of our service we regularly get questions about. Simply click or hover over the orange question marks [...]