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This is the second post in a 3-part blog series by Ekklesia 360 user and MonkDev guest author, AJ Fenlason. Each post will provide you with valuable knowledge to help get your church website in gear in time for Christmas.
With so many new website visitors during this time of year, you want to make sure your website is set up for success. You certainly don’t want to miss the mark at Christmas.
You’re busy at Christmas putting the final touches, well on everything. It’s easy to overlook a few small details, like not including your Christmas Eve information on pages people will visit. Don’t let it happen this year.
You know the importance of having a new visitor section on your website. Around Christmas people are looking for a church to celebrate with. Before they ever step foot on campus they’ll probably stop by your new visitor section on your website. So why not include your Christmas worship times there?
Most churches have special worship times on Christmas eve. You also have a place on your site where your worship times are listed. People will visit this page looking for your Christmas Eve worship times, it’s going to happen.
Another place that is over looked is your websites sidebars. Include a link here and it will show up on multiple pages throughout your church website.
Pro Tip: After Christmas just use Ekklesia360’s revision feature to reset you page.
Are there any other places on your website people might go for this information? Share in the comments
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AJ graduated with a BS in Management Science from UCSD. He is currently the Director of Communications for RBCPC. He is passionate about helping ministries connect with people through the use of technology. He also enjoys taking photographs and traveling with his wife Jennifer.