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10 Things Church Website Visitors should know

Most of the attention of my articles on this point was put in the things you can do to make people looking for a church to your church Web site. But once a person comes to your church Web site for the first time, what then?

A couple of weeks, I wrote 10 Things Church Website visitors to see, to describe design elements important to the experience of visitors to your church Web site is good. In this article we examine the details of first time visitors to its Web site of the church looking for.

1) Number of telephone. Therefore, a person can call if they have questions. This should be at the bottom of each page.

2) E-mail or contact form. Thus, a person can email if you have questions. Again, this should be at the bottom of each page.

3) Address, maps and directions. The church leadership should be the bottom of each page. For convenience, it is also a good idea to have a website with a map and lead in this regard. This is a piece of cake, now that Google Maps makes it easy to integrate a card from any web page. This can also help href = "http://marketing.ourchurch.com/marketing-church-marketing-services.php"> engine marketing of the church investigation.

4) Statement of Faith. Visitors want to know their basic beliefs.

5) Mission Statement. While many churches do similar activities – worship service, Bible studies, youth groups, outreach, community service, missions – each church has a unique accent. What is your special mission church? What are your priorities?

People 6) Value / affiliations. Want to know if your church is independent or part of a name.

7) service times and descriptions. People want to know if the services are performed and what to expect. What is the service? Is this a traditional service? Contemporary? Charismatic? Photos & Video a service can do much to help visitors feel like they know what to expect if they attend church.

Clothing. OK, so that most churches have no formal dress code, but visitors will not feel uncomfortable, because they are over or under-dressed. Same dress is casual His church, not just say "use what is comfortable for you." Tell the visitors what is more commonly used.

9) child custody situation. Explain that all ages of children during the service. Children who attend the service with their parents? Is there Sunday school during service? If so, what age? He / child care child care? Is there a room where mothers can breastfeed?

10 Bio) Pastor. Most people want to know about senior pastor before his visit – How long have you been in the church, where he went The seminar, etc. It is also useful for visitors to view an image, so they know who he is, when they see.

Do not put all the items listed on page otherwise startup will be very long and messy hope. So the best thing to do is create a section of its website called "Visitors" or "About Us. "Make it the first item on its menu navigation and maybe put an icon on your home page a link to that section.

Especially if you have invested time, energy and money on search marketing Christian who wants to be sure that when the Visitors come, they find what they need. By ensuring that these 10 important pieces of information are available and easy to find in your church Web site, which will significantly improve the chances of someone visiting your site for the first time will have all the information they need to feel comfortable attending a service for the first time.

About the Author

Kurt Steinbrueck is the author of the Church Marketing Online blog. He has been providing Christian search engine optimization services for church marketing solutions. You can find the original version of this article at http://churchmarketingonline.com/2008/09/10-things-church-website-visitors-need-to-know/

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