
4 Practical Ways To Get Close To Your Audience
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It’s pretty simple, we live in a digital world. People rely heavily on the internet to provide information. That’s why your church website is critical for your digital hub communication strategy. If your church website sucks, your communication strategy probably struggles too.
Want to improve? Check these 11 clues to assess how you’re doing — and I’ll give you suggestions for fixing them if necessary.
Before getting started though, here are 3 church website axioms:
Let’s ensure your website is as good as possible! Be honest with these clues and make a list of improvements you can start today.
NOTE: Are you REALLY DARING? Attend my CFX on-the-spot website assessment in Dallas (Sept 21-22). With my 30+ years of church branding and communication experience helping 1000s of churches across the country, I’ll randomly draw church website URLs from attendees and analyze the website. In front of everyone. You’ll see all of these clues practically!
Here are 11 clues that scream “your church website sucks” and ways to fix them:
Want the final 6 clues that your church website sucks? Click here.
The other day I pulled up to a drive-thru speaker, paused to decide on my order, and heard a garbled
Almost everyone checks email—the younger you are, and the older you are, the less you’ll rely on it. The challenge?
At the close of every season, wise leaders pause to reflect. They celebrate what’s been accomplished, identify what worked well,
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