1. The Web is Your Church’s New Front Door Abbotsford 2011

6. Who’s going to make the decisions?

8. Who’s going to make the decisions?

9. What’s your style?

11. Who’s going to make the decisions?

12. What’s your style?

13. Who’s your audience?

15. Who’s going to make the decisions?

16. What’s your style?

17. Who’s your audience?

18. What are the goals of the site?

20. Who’s going to make the decisions?

21. What’s your style?

22. Who’s your audience?

23. What are the goals of the site?

24. What are your expectations?

28. Create a clear path for guests

30. Create a clear path for guests

31. Your first impression

32. Give them a sample of who you are

38. What do your members want?

42. People won’t filter through a text heavy page

44. People won’t filter through a text heavy page

45. Service times and location need to be easy to find

56. More relevant to visitors

58. More relevant to visitors

59. Regulars will use it more

61. More relevant to visitors

62. Regulars will use it more

63. Consider decentralized updating with review

64. Have a plan/create a calendar

67. A traditional church shouldn’t have a grungy website

69. A traditional church shouldn’t have a grungy website

70. If you’re not multi-cultural, your pictures shouldn’t be either

72. A traditional church shouldn’t have a grungy website

73. If you’re not multi-cultural, your pictures shouldn’t be either

74. Can you deliver on what you promise?

81. Do you need a mobile site?

83. Do you need a mobile site?

84. Are you using flash?

89. Have content worth linking to

91. Have content worth linking to

92. Use unique text on each page

93. Pick keywords/phrases you’re known for

95. Have content worth linking to

96. Use unique text on each page

97. Pick keywords/phrases you’re known for

98. Use them in your copy, titles, url titles

100. Have content worth linking to

101. Use unique text on each page

102. Pick keywords/phrases you’re known for

103. Use them in your copy, titles, url titles

104. Use tags & other tools in your CMS

106. Have content worth linking to

107. Use unique text on each page

108. Pick keywords/phrases you’re known for

109. Use them in your copy, titles, url titles

110. Use tags & other tools in your CMS

111. Stay up to date

115. Go where they are

117. Go where they are

118. Makes it easier for them to share your church

120. Go where they are

121. Makes it easier for them to share your church

122. A way to push people back to your website

123. Analyze what makes sense for your church.