Resources for Effective Church Websites
Many churches prominently display a statement of faith on the church website. Other churches abstain, arguing that a dogmatic declaration is not what website visitors are looking for. So which is more effective? Does prominently displaying a doctrinal statement deter Continue reading Should Your Church Website Have a Statement of Faith?
When you start looking at putting together a website, one term that pops up a lot is SEO. So what is SEO, and do churches need to be concerned about it? The answer depends both on what you mean by Continue reading Church SEO 101
Effective church websites have images. No one wants to read a plain text website. But images are one of the biggest pitfalls for churches. If you look at the mistakes congregational websites make using graphics online, there are three common Continue reading Church Stock Photos – Why Not To Use
Guest Post by Garry Ponus of www.TopITInterviewQuestions.com When I moved to the US in 2003, I did something I’d never done before. We wanted to find a church to attend: can you guess how I found one? That’s right, I Continue reading Boosting Your Church Online When You’re Not Technical
Do you have current backups for your church’s website? What if your church website were to be hacked? It can happen – my home congregation’s website has been defaced by hackers. Here’s some security tips for church websites, but even Continue reading Church Website Backup Strategy
This is a guest post by Laurie Neumann of http://dlchurchwebsites.com. If you find this post helpful and you’re interested in determining your target audience, be sure to also read my post on how to increase traffic to your site. Who Continue reading Your Church Website Should Have A Two-Fold Purpose