The other day the folks over at Church Marketing Sucks asked their readers to show them their Easter. The idea was to post pictures that demonstrate what your church did for Easter. These could be pictures of marketing materials or pictures at Easter events. It’s a pretty cool idea.
You can see people’s Easters at: Read More
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There are lots of ways to get inbound links to your church’s website. Below is a list of link building strategies to get you started. It certainly isn’t an exhaustive list, but it can get you moving in the right direction and help give you ideas. Read More
Thanks Ryan. Jenden, thanks for catching that.
One of the most asked questions I see related to search marketing is…
What is the Best Link Building Strategy?
There are a lot of different strategies for link building. The reality is that there really isn’t a single, ultimate link building strategy. For some, one strategy will work better than others depending on your personality and the amount of time you put into the link building. Also, as time goes on, different strategies tend to trend as being more or less effective. Some strategies work well for a while and then general attitude of people starts to change and so your strategy has to change.
Planning Your Church’s Link Building Strategy: Read More
If optimizing a website is like giving your car a tune up, link building is like putting in a bigger engine. Simply put, there are going to be keywords that are out of your reach if all you do is on-page optimization, especially if your church is in a large city or having church ministries targeting competitive keywords, like “unplanned pregnancy”, Link building is needed to bring those keywords into your grasp.
Links are like votes for your website. The more votes your website gets, the more important the search engines think your site is. That causes then to move you up in the search results for the keywords you are targeting and can get you ranking well for keywords you can’t currently rank well for. So, what is link building and how do you do it?
Read on my friend:
“Link Building for Church Marketing”
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Easter is just around the corner. As one of the services non-churchgoers tend to be more apt to attend, many churches are stepping up the marketing to bring in as many people as possible. The stakes are high as this may be one of the few, if not only, times some of these people may hear the Gospel.
So, what is your church doing to market itself for Easter? Is your church doing anything online?
Let us know. Read More
Good SEO can be the difference between a website succeeding in it’s mission or failing. It can be the difference between a person visiting your church or going somewhere else, possibly even a church which is not really Christian. In the Church Marketing Online University Updates on on-page search engine optimization, here are two final tips on church seo: Read More
Thanks for giving handy ideas. I'll definitely talk about these ways with my area church administration and hopefully they'll engage…
Several days ago I posted the article “5 Online Events Your Church Can Do This Month“. It was a pretty popular article, so I decided to follow up with…
Want to rank well for a certain keyword? Just tell the search engines what keywords you want to rank well for. By optimizing certain parts of your web pages, you can greatly effect your church’s website’s search rankings.
As the search engines look at each page of your website, they read the various parts of the page to try to figure out what the page is about and, thus, for what search terms to rank the page. By using your targeted keywords throughout the various parts of your web pages, you can get the search engines to list your church’s website for specific keywords. Here are…
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I had a question that came to me in my Facebook profile from someone who got the impression I was…
We’ve talked a bit about hosting online events, but what about using real world events as online events? Should churches allow or even encourage members to use Facebook or Twitter in the church? Read More
This is your invitation to visit my website of a new personal ministry I am starting to address concerns about…
Online communities are a great opportunity. Getting members connected through Facebook and Twitter is great. But as much as all these online activities can help build community, real-world, in-person meeting is still very important. Read More
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It is great way of marketing church by showing their Easter celebration pictures.