Creating Better Church Web Pages (3 Principles)
Most churches have websites but sadly, most church websites are created so that many won’t be interested in looking at them. It’s a lot of wasted effort.
Let’s fix that. Let’s commit to building our websites so that we deliver what people (your congregation and community) are looking for. That’s summed up in one word: speed. Everyone arrives at a website (except for YouTube, Netflix, Facebook or similar) and they want to discover the information they seek as quickly as possible.
If they don’t find it fast? They’ll give up quickly, get frustrated with the website, or pick up the phone and call your receptionist for the answer. If this sounds familiar to your church, here are 3 principles to creating...
3 Church Website Home Page Issues To Resolve (Now)
I keep hearing that a church website is the front door to a church. True; since very few people in your community will ever make it to the door. Sadly, either door.
This is the unfortunate reality with church attendance. And with church websites. Mostly your church congregation will seek to enter.
So what does this mean?
We have to make sure we’re delivering what your congregation is looking for; but ensure it’s friendly enough so that your community (or visitors) will discover the best reasons for attending.
Here are 3 improvements you must do to the front door of your website (your home page):
Organize Your Menu Better. When people arrive, they look to the upper left of the page...