Guides
Do it yourself, properly
Practical guides for the people who actually run church communication: short, specific, and written so you can act on them this week without hiring anyone.
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What belongs on the first screen of a church website
Four questions a visitor is asking before they scroll, and how to answer all of them above the fold.
Set up your church on Google in one evening
For most first-time visitors, the Google panel — not your website — is the first thing they see. Here is how to make it right.
What a first-time visitor is really asking
Almost none of it is theological. Most of it is about not being conspicuous.
A month of church social posts, from what already happens
You do not need a content strategy. You need the calendar you already have, and twenty minutes on a Sunday evening.
Answering online prayer requests without burning out your team
A prayer form is easy to add and hard to sustain. Decide these five things before you publish it.
Keeping Sabbath School alive between Sabbaths
The lesson lasts an hour. The week lasts six days. Most of the drop-off happens in the gap.
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