At SermonView, we use squeeze pages all the time (in fact, you’ve probably landed on one before). We don’t just use them for our own marketing but for our customer’s marketing efforts too. Each squeeze page we build to help you reach your community whether it is for events, Bible study leads, or prayer request forms on your church website, guides each visitor to take the next small step, which is to provide you with their contact information and in doing …
This week we released a new Content Questionnaire for new website orders. The questionnaire features: Unfortunately we’ve had to discontinue form re-dos or the ability to submit more than one form, as we were getting too many duplicate entries, but if you really need to make a correction to something you will have plenty of time to do that during your 30-day website review period. Thank you for all your previous feedback about the Content Questionnaire, which has allowed us …
If you are looking for photos to use on your Evangelism Website, you may need to get permission from the people in the photos in order to use them. SermonView’s recommended verbage for such a form is as follows: I hereby allow _______________ (the “Church”) to photograph or video record me and freely grant the Church my permission to publish or exhibit, for artistic or editorial or commercial use, any photograph taken of me by the Church. I furthermore unconditionally …
Click the “Lost your password?” option just below the login form. It will ask you to enter your email address and then it will send you an email to reset your password. Once your password is reset, you should be able to access your account using the new password.
▸How will I know when my new website is finished being built?You will receive an email from us with the subject line “Your Evangelism Website Needs Your Review” along with a reference number for our customer support team. This email will give you the URL where you can visit your site and review it to let us know if any corrections need to be made.▸How should I let SermonView know if corrections need to be made to my new website?When …
The API Key in your YouTube Feeds settings may be restricted. Follow these steps to modify the API key restrictions: After making these changes, try the feed again. Make sure to clear the plugin cache from your site’s WordPress Dashboard > Youtube Feed > Settings > Feeds > Caching > Click the Clear All Caches button.
**Optional Step: If you would like each post on your list to have an image to identify it, go back to your WordPress Dashboard and choose “Posts” from the lefthand navigation menu. Find one of the posts you created and click “Edit”. In the options panel on the right side of your screen, click on “Set featured image”. You can now choose an image from your Media library or upload a new image to add to the post. Once you …
How to connect your YouTube account to your evangelism website: https://smashballoon.com/doc/youtube-api-key/
These plug-ins come standard with our Premium Evangelism Website product. This article will explain what each one is, why it is included, and how it affects your website. Breeze This plug-in speeds up your website’s performance. This has been included for the convenience of your site’s visitors. If you remove or change this plug-in, it may affect the speed and reliability of your site. Feeds for YouTube Pro Developer This plug-in allows your site to automatically pull in videos from …
Turning Your Church Website into a Powerful Evangelistic Tool A couple of months ago, my daughter and I visited a college in Tennessee. She’s a high school junior and worship leader at our church, so we like to get out and visit other churches whenever we can and experience other church cultures. On this trip we were there all weekend, so we decided I would pick the church to attend on Sabbath morning, then she would pick a church to …
