Last week we were at the Small Business Success Expo in Dayton, OH. It was a great time and we met a lot of great folks.
We presented a workshop called “Web Marketing Strategies”. We got some great feed-back and wanted to pass the outline on to anyone else that may find it useful as well.
Earlier this year, Logos, the Bible software folks came out with a fantastic javascript-based tool called RefTagger that will transform every Bible reference on your site into a link complete with a tooltip showing the full verse referenced. The RefTagger homepage contains great instructions for including their javascript in your site and a dynamic form to configure the tool to your specifications.
Adding RefTagger to a Drupal site is easy enough, but what is easier than dropping in a module and turning it on! That's what Drupal's all about, so I spent a few hours developing a Drupal module for RefTagger that allows all the configuration to be done in the Drupal admin. No need to mess with templates or blocks or any code. Just drop in the module, turn it on, and configure as needed.

The default homepage for a new Drupal site is the /node page that lists all content types that are marked to be promoted to the homepage. It's easy enough to change the homepage to a certain node (like a simple page) or a more customized homepage.