Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “On-Page SEO for Churches”
Are you looking to grow your church’s congregation and reach new people in your area? Do you want your church to show up in search results for people looking for a church nearby or the unchurched? If the answer to those questions is yes, then you’ve come to the right place.
Sometimes there’s confusion in church communications circles about Local SEO Versus On-Page SEO. This response was written in order to clarify their differences.
In general, when a church wishes to reach local people who are searching for location-based phrases, like ‘church near me’, ‘local church’, and ‘church in [city]’, they should focus their efforts on Local SEO for Churches.
We asked our team of church SEO experts to brainstorm a list of ideas for improving domain authority.
Below you’ll find various initiatives that can aid in increasing domain authority for a church website when executed successfully. Commentary is included for each, and the list is categorized into three tiers based on the effort level/vigilance required to gain relevance.
Many churches face the same problem with their online presence. They have built their website, but there is no one visiting the site. This is the number one problem faced by most churches when it comes to their online efforts. Luckily, this is a problem that can be effectively rectified. The way that most churches increase their church web traffic is through search engines.
In today’s world, as more and more people move online, your church’s online presence is becoming increasingly important. More often than not, new visitors are just as likely to find your church online as they are through another means. For this reason, it is important that your church homepage gets your message across.
When it comes to growing your church congregation, one of the most powerful tools is the internet. After all, there are currently 3.5 billion online users worldwide, which means that it’s an excellent place to reach unchurched people. If you want to harness the power of the web to bring in new congregants,
If you have been monitoring your church website’s traffic using Google Analytics, then you have probably come across bounce rates. They appear in your analytics as a percentage, but what exactly do they mean? This post will not only explain exactly what church website bounce rates are, but also how to improve them.
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