Rapidly accelerating since early 2021, the need to get churches online has never been greater. There has been fast adaptation and adoption of online streaming, and many churches are now semi-confidently producing videos every week, but it’s possible that a cornerstone of your online presence is missing – a church website. With or without a … Read more
Customers make for a successful business, and visitors make for a successful church website. There are many ways to attract customers and visitors – one of the best ways to attract people is to place your product, service, or website directly in front of them, and with the use of a search engine, this becomes … Read more
If you’ve got a church website, it probably exists for two reasons. First, to let present church attendees know what is happening with updates about the next services, upcoming events, and so on. Second, to attract new visitors to the church and get them through the door. What you may not have considered is using … Read more
If you’re posting or reading social media, you’ll no doubt have seen “link in bio” on many Instagram posts. This is because Instagram doesn’t support links within the text of your post – you can only have one single actionable link, and that’s in your page bio. But what do you do if you want … Read more
If there’s anything that 2020 has shown us, it is that online is here to stay. Moving into 2021 with plenty of suddenly-acquired technical knowledge and experience for running church online has been a real boon to many churches, but the worry still remains – if people aren’t physically coming through the door, what happens … Read more
The domain name is the unique address typed into a web browser to find and display your website, such as something.com or somethingelse.co.uk, and as such it is important that it matches your church. The problem is that some church names are very long, while others are identical to churches in different towns. How many … Read more