Webmaster, WebServant, WebWriter?

[Miss Bobbie]

Y'all, I hope you can offer some creative advice.

I write 3 Web sites -- one is for my church, and one is my own Christian site. The third site is for the company that employs me.

I've never cared for the terms "Webmaster" or "Webmistress" and I use "WebServant" for my Christian work. I'm trying to think of a title for myself as the author and maintainer of the company site, and all I can come up with is "WebWriter." Does that sound too hokey, too cutesy, too ?????? :

I'm open to suggestions! Thanks!

Love, Bobbie

 

[BuzzardHut]

Y'all, I hope you can offer some creative advice.

I write 3 Web sites -- one is for my church, and one is my own Christian site. The third site is for the company that employs me.

I've never cared for the terms "Webmaster" or "Webmistress" and I use "WebServant" for my Christian work. I'm trying to think of a title for myself as the author and maintainer of the company site, and all I can come up with is "WebWriter." Does that sound too hokey, too cutesy, too ?????? :

I'm open to suggestions! Thanks!

Love, Bobbie

Web Author or Web Admin

 

[Chris]

I think you could use Administrator or Admin, WebEditor, Office, Bobbie, SiteAdmin, Designer, WebDeveloper, etc. If you need some more ideas, just let me know.

Of course these would be used like:

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[Miss Bobbie]

My assistant at work came up with WebTech, and I really liked that one 'cause I've never seen it before. I just sort of "flows" for me. So I'm using that.

Thanks, guys!

 

[Chris]

My assistant at work came up with WebTech, and I really liked that one 'cause I've never seen it before. I just sort of "flows" for me. So I'm using that.

Thanks, guys!

Ah, that sounds good.

 

[Lynn]

advice.

I write 3 Web sites -- one is for my church, and one is my own Christian site. The third site is for the company that employs me.

I've never cared for the terms "Webmaster" or "Webmistress" and I use "WebServant" for my Christian work. . . . . . .
I'm open to suggestions! Thanks!

Love, Bobbie

Bobbie, I'm glad to read that someone else was concerned about the term Webmaster as well. I'm with you, and I think WebTech sounds like a great solution.