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 Prospect Keeper - 1.2track church guests as prospects with follow up strategies |
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| Overall Rating: |   (1.0) |
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| Ease of Use: | (1.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (1.0) |
Price: | Not rated (0.0) |
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Interesting from an administrative level - Version: 1.2, 12/7/2006 07:53PM PST
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towne
Some feedback, albeit unfounded might hint to the developers that a rewording of [the] software marketing may increase awareness and use of it.
I have worked for a church for over 18 years and there is a need for such software to simplify information of not only consistent congregation members but 'potential' members too. I too view the title as too narrow: [bluntly] It sounds like Jehovah Witness 'proslethetizers' knocking on your door at odd hours of the day. I apologize if that offends anyone, but I believe that that sort of 'prospector mining' is an affront to people and their privacy.
I wish to add that any church is wise to utilize technology [internet and demographic information] that enhances its 'reach'. Why not? Business utilizes the same information to track PROSPECTIVE sales, clients and long-term relationships to capitilize on what they are selling. Churches rely on 'community' to reach and provide; just as business does. What you offer, will address the needs of many churches regardless of religion. Good luck.
I have worked for a church for over 18 years and there is a need for such software to simplify information of not only consistent congregation members but 'potential' members too. I too view the title as too narrow: [bluntly] It sounds like Jehovah Witness 'proslethetizers' knocking on your door at odd hours of the day. I apologize if that offends anyone, but I believe that that sort of 'prospector mining' is an affront to people and their privacy.
I wish to add that any church is wise to utilize technology [internet and demographic information] that enhances its 'reach'. Why not? Business utilizes the same information to track PROSPECTIVE sales, clients and long-term relationships to capitilize on what they are selling. Churches rely on 'community' to reach and provide; just as business does. What you offer, will address the needs of many churches regardless of religion. Good luck.
Interesting from an administrative level - Version: 1.2, 12/7/2006 07:50PM PST
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towne
Some feedback, albeit unfounded might hint to the developers that a rewording of [the] software marketing may increase awareness and use of it.
I have worked for a church for over 18 years and there is a need for such software to simplify information of not only consistent congregation members but 'potential' members too. I too view the title as too narrow: [bluntly] It sounds like Jehovah Witness 'proslethetizers' knocking on your door at odd hours of the day. I apologize if that offends anyone, but I believe that that sort of 'prospector mining' is an affront to people and their privacy.
I wish to add that any church is wise to utilize technology [internet and demographic information] that enhances its 'reach'. Why not? Business utilizes the same information to track PROSPECTIVE sales, clients and long-term relationships to capitilize on what they are selling. Churches rely on 'community' to reach and provide; just as business does. What you offer, will address the needs of many churches regardless of religion. Good luck.
I have worked for a church for over 18 years and there is a need for such software to simplify information of not only consistent congregation members but 'potential' members too. I too view the title as too narrow: [bluntly] It sounds like Jehovah Witness 'proslethetizers' knocking on your door at odd hours of the day. I apologize if that offends anyone, but I believe that that sort of 'prospector mining' is an affront to people and their privacy.
I wish to add that any church is wise to utilize technology [internet and demographic information] that enhances its 'reach'. Why not? Business utilizes the same information to track PROSPECTIVE sales, clients and long-term relationships to capitilize on what they are selling. Churches rely on 'community' to reach and provide; just as business does. What you offer, will address the needs of many churches regardless of religion. Good luck.
It is Filemaker. Just tried to make it work. I tried to get it to do a new record form the pulldown menu and an error message came up that said, "There is not enough room on the disk to complete this operation" IF it does not work then I cannot give it more than a star, especially since I cannot access the underlying actions in FM.