1. It’s easy to promote church sites with local SEO – Check this out!

Did you know that search engine optimization (location-based) allows churches to promote their websites online through search engines like Google and Yahoo!? Your church’s website should include location-based optimization to increase its visibility online. It takes very little effort to get your church website listed online. Start by adding information about your church, including its address, phone number, and geographic location, to your website.

2. A website showcases your church’s involvement within the community.

Use the website of your church to highlight the ministry scope and inspire others, even if not members. Showcase the community programs that your congregation supports and oversees. Highlight other non-profits that your church collaborates with as well as the special holidays and programs you host each holiday. You will want to show your community and ministry impact goes beyond Sunday services.

3. A website could be a safe place to send digital donations or make contributions.

49% (of all church-giving transactions) are done with a debit card. Sixty percent (NonprofitSource) are willing to pay their tithes online. You can let people donate from wherever and whenever they’re most comfortable by having a church site. You can add a secure portal for digital payments collection to your website.

4. A website can be a great way to increase participation in Bible Study, Reading, and Prayer Groups.

It is more common for church members to be aware when Bible studies are held so they are more likely attend. If your website has a member directory, your congregation will likely have more active prayer group members and more support for the congregation.

It is possible to post handouts, information, and other materials from different groups on your site so that others can see it and get involved. A website will help increase community engagement and provide a platform where people can interact and support one another.