Looking for a new church can be stressful because uncertainty is uncomfortable. When people think about walking through the doors of a strange church, filled with people they don’t know, this can cause anxiety. Today social anxiety is one of the chronic mental health challenges of this age, so we need to do whatever we can to lower the anxiety of our guests. One way to do this is through your church website. Because most guests visit a church’s website …
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 …
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 …
Over 50% of church attendees say that a church’s website is important in picking that church for a visit. Your website is the online welcome mat for the community, so it’s not enough to simply have a website for your church. It needs to speak to your guests, those you want to attract through the doors of your church. There are 3 things your church website must do to be most effective: Reflect your culture. The design of your website, …
Laura’s life was changed because of my church’s website. For real! Let me explain. Four years ago, Laura1 moved to town. She grew up Adventist but had gotten disconnected from church moving around as a young adult. Some time after her move, she decided to connect with a spiritual community, so she searched “Bible study near me” on Google. My church website has a page showing our Bible study groups, and it showed up on the search results. One thing …
