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How can your church website connect with the people living in your town and neighborhood? We’ve talked about church website SEO before but it’s worth another examination. Specifically, what does SEO have to do with reaching your local community? How can your online presence reach people in your area and engage them? After all, getting…

In the past, we’ve examined how to keep your website content updated. There are a variety of ways to add fresh content to your website that will improve your SEO ranking, keep your audience engaged, and provide value to web visitors. In this post, we will be zeroing in on one particular question: how often…

Every church website should have a sermon library to archive their sermons. But that shouldn’t stop your church from sharing Sunday morning sermons live on your website too. This can be done through a variety of live streaming options. Live streaming your services has a number of advantages. It makes the Sunday morning service accessible…

Can you run your own WordPress website without a managed hosting service? What are the benefits of managed WordPress hosting? Running a website takes time and some special knowledge. WordPress has made website building a simpler process for the masses. This doesn’t change the reality that complexities remain for website development. The truth is, your…

How can you use video on your church website? What are some of the best uses for video on your church website? There’s no doubt that the vast majority of online users prefer video over text. Video has taken over the internet and it doesn’t look like it’s going away anytime soon. In fact, it…

How does your church offer a warm welcome to visitors through your website? How do you engage potential church guests online? One effective idea is adding a letter from the pastor. This option also provides the opportunity for personalization. Ideally, you might consider updating this page every week with details about the upcoming Sunday morning…

When does your nonprofit organization do the majority of its fundraising? If you’re like most nonprofit organizations, you’ll receive about a third of your donations at the end of the year. As December draws to a close, many donors are looking for chances to express their end-of-year generosity. The opportunities for your organization to raise…

What comes to your mind when you read the words “church blog”? Are you skeptical? Do you doubt how worthwhile a church blog would be? Are you worried you won’t have enough time or energy to devote to such a project? While these may be legitimate concerns, they shouldn’t stop you from creating a blog…