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What does it mean for a church website to be “mobile-friendly”? Does your church website fit that description?  Defining “mobile-friendly” A “mobile-friendly” website is a website which maintains quality of design and performance when viewed on a mobile device (smartphone or tablet). If a website can be viewed on a mobile device and not lose…

Photos, like video, attract the attention of your web visitors and they draw them in to engage with your website. Posting engaging photos on your church website is a best practice and it seems simple enough, right? While WordPress does make it considerably easy to upload photos, there are some special tips you should implement…

There are few things more satisfying than finishing a big project, right? It requires a lot of momentum though. Sometimes the hardest part of a project is the beginning. Starting a project can be overwhelming and paralyzing. The key to gaining traction is starting with small steps. For example, knowing the “first steps” of the…

Automated video creators at Rocketium report that in 2019, 85% of people are using the internet to watch videos. The saturation of visual media on the web today is evidence of a cultural reality: people gravitate towards videos. Churches seeking to reach out to their community through their website should recognize this cultural reality, too….

Your church website is valuable to you and it’s worth protecting. Church website security is an important element in your website health. However, it is often overlooked. The biggest website security mistake you can make is to not take security seriously in the first place. Five More Talents has valued website security since our beginning….

It’s easy to get overwhelmed with a new church website project. There is so much about your church that you want to showcase on the website. However, you’ve also heard that sometimes less is more. You’ve been told that the key to success with your church website is regularly updating your content. How will you…

Web forms connect you to your audience in a noteworthy way. They allow visitors to your website to communicate directly with you. They enable visitors to submit their contact information, questions, registrations, or payments. Publishing web forms on your church website can help you open these doors of communication. Here are five creative ways to…

Church website SEO is an important element of website health. What is SEO and why is it important for churches? SEO stands for “search engine optimization”. Moz.com defines SEO as: “the practice of increasing both the quality and quantity of website traffic, as well as exposure to your brand, through non-paid (also known as ‘organic’)…