Category Church Website

5 Best Practices for Church Websites

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Your website is often a new visitors’ first impression of your church. Your online presence should match your church’s unique “personality,” while engaging your congregation and driving traffic to your site. Check out our 5-point checklist to make sure your…

7 Questions & Answers about Church Websites

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Mark Collier from BigBlueDesigns.com answers questions about church websites and provides helpful advice with Phil and Steve. Topics addressed include: What potential visitors are looking for when they visit your website vs what members are looking for when/if they visit…

Things People Hate About Your Website

A man in a blue shirt rests his head on his folded arms in front of an open laptop, appearing tired or frustrated—possibly overwhelmed by the things people hate about managing SEO on a website.

Our shortening attention spans are not just making us check our phones several hundred times per day; they’re also making us really impatient when it comes to waiting for websites to load. According to a KISSmetrics report, 47% of consumers…