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The 8 pages every church website needs in 2026:1️⃣ Home — service times, location, 'I'm New' button2️⃣ Plan Your Visit /...
06/24/2026

The 8 pages every church website needs in 2026:

1️⃣ Home — service times, location, 'I'm New' button
2️⃣ Plan Your Visit / I'm New — what to expect, where to park, what to wear
3️⃣ About / What We Believe — your story and your beliefs in plain language
4️⃣ Service Times — clear, current, easy to find
5️⃣ Sermons / Messages — recent, easy to play, easy to share
6️⃣ Give — safe, fast, mobile-friendly online giving
7️⃣ Connect / Get Involved — groups, classes, ministries
8️⃣ Contact — pastor info, address, phone, email

Bonus pages with major impact:
🎥 Livestream / Watch page
📅 Events page
🙏 Prayer request form

First-time visitors decide whether to attend by reading your 'Plan Your Visit' page. Make sure it exists — and is the easiest button to find.

The 7 pages every small business website needs in 2026:1️⃣ Home — clear value prop, services preview, primary CTA2️⃣ Ser...
06/23/2026

The 7 pages every small business website needs in 2026:

1️⃣ Home — clear value prop, services preview, primary CTA
2️⃣ Services — one page per service (this is huge for SEO)
3️⃣ About — your story, team, and why customers should trust you
4️⃣ Reviews / Testimonials — social proof, real names, real photos
5️⃣ Service Areas — for local businesses, this drives map rankings
6️⃣ Contact — phone, email, form, hours, embedded map
7️⃣ Book / Quote — your primary conversion page

Optional but powerful: a Blog or Resources page (for SEO and trust).

Notice what's NOT essential: a giant photo carousel, a 'News' page no one reads, a 'Testimonials' page hidden three clicks deep.

Welcome to Week 4 of Web Design Awareness Month.This week we get specific. Because the truth is — a great website for a ...
06/22/2026

Welcome to Week 4 of Web Design Awareness Month.

This week we get specific. Because the truth is — a great website for a plumbing company looks nothing like a great website for a church. And both of them look nothing like a generic template.

We'll cover:
🛠️ What a small business website MUST have to convert visitors into customers
⛪ What a church website MUST have to welcome and grow its community
💳 Online giving + online booking — the silent revenue features
📍 Local SEO — how people actually find you

If you're using a generic template that 'kinda works,' this week is your sign that 'kinda' is leaving real growth on the table.

Stock photos aren't bad — they're just generic. And generic is the opposite of trustworthy.Especially for local business...
06/21/2026

Stock photos aren't bad — they're just generic. And generic is the opposite of trustworthy.

Especially for local businesses and churches, where 'real' is the whole pitch.

Replace stock images with:
📷 Real photos of your team
📷 Real photos of your space
📷 Real photos of your members or customers (with permission)
📷 Real photos of your work / services in action
📷 Real photos of your community

Don't have great photos? A 2-hour photo session once a year solves it. Or a careful day with a phone, good light, and a tripod.

Visitors don't expect magazine quality. They expect real.

Drop a comment. When a visitor lands on your homepage right now, what's the very first thing they see?A) A big backgroun...
06/20/2026

Drop a comment. When a visitor lands on your homepage right now, what's the very first thing they see?

A) A big background image with vague text
B) A clear headline about what you do
C) A list of services
D) A welcome video
E) Honestly… I'm not sure

Trick is: only B works for first-time visitors. Everything else asks them to figure something out.

What's at the top of your site?

Our office will be closed in observance of Juneteenth as we recognize a day of freedom, reflection, and progress.Wishing...
06/19/2026

Our office will be closed in observance of Juneteenth as we recognize a day of freedom, reflection, and progress.

Wishing our Richmond community a meaningful Juneteenth.

Eye-tracking studies have been telling us the same thing for 20 years: people don't read websites — they scan them.Visit...
06/19/2026

Eye-tracking studies have been telling us the same thing for 20 years: people don't read websites — they scan them.

Visitors look at:
👀 Headlines
👀 Bullet points
👀 The first sentence of paragraphs
👀 Bolded phrases
👀 Images and captions
👀 Buttons

They mostly ignore everything else.

How to write for that reality:
✅ Short paragraphs (1–3 lines max)
✅ Frequent subheadings
✅ Bullet lists for any list of 3+ items
✅ Bold the key phrase in long sentences
✅ One idea per paragraph

Long, dense paragraphs aren't 'thorough.' They're invisible.

If your website's button text is 'Click Here,' 'Learn More,' or 'Submit,' you're asking your visitors to do mental work ...
06/18/2026

If your website's button text is 'Click Here,' 'Learn More,' or 'Submit,' you're asking your visitors to do mental work that your design should be doing.

Better CTAs tell people exactly what happens when they click:

❌ Click Here
✅ Schedule My Free Consultation

❌ Learn More
✅ See This Sunday's Service Times

❌ Submit
✅ Get My Quote

Specific. Outcome-focused. Visitor-centered. That's a CTA that converts.

Above the fold' = what visitors see before they scroll. On most websites, that real estate is wasted on a giant backgrou...
06/17/2026

Above the fold' = what visitors see before they scroll. On most websites, that real estate is wasted on a giant background photo and a vague headline like 'Welcome.'

Here's what should actually live above the fold:
1️⃣ A clear headline answering: 'What do you do, who is it for?'
2️⃣ A short subheadline backing it up
3️⃣ ONE primary call-to-action button (Schedule, Donate, Visit, Book)
4️⃣ A trust element (review stars, member count, testimonial line)
5️⃣ For local businesses + churches: phone number / service times visible

That's it. Five elements. Visitors who only see your top section should still know what you do, who it's for, and what to do next.

06/16/2026

Your visitors don't decide to engage based on what's on your website. They decide based on what's MISSING.

Missing reviews? They wonder if you have any.
Missing real photos? They wonder if you're real.
Missing recent dates? They wonder if anyone's home.

The 9 trust signals every site needs in 2026:
✓ Real photos
✓ Reviews with names
✓ Embedded Google reviews
✓ Visible phone
✓ Visible address
✓ A real About page
✓ HTTPS
✓ Recent date stamps
✓ Local affiliations

Pick three you're missing. Add them this week.

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