Category: Website Tips
Get Found on Google (What This Really Means for Your Organization)
One of the most common requests that I hear from clients is some variation of “I want to be found on Google.” Google can be a powerful tool to route traffic to your website and, by extension, your business or organization. However, the most important quality of your website may not be how searchable it…
Usher in a Flood of Church Visitors with this Easy Site Checklist
Okay, maybe a flood of visitors is a slight exaggeration. But how about a steady stream that increases over time? I have personally witnessed an increase of church attendance by 20% within a year of applying these simple practices on a church website. When it was combined with additional visitor-retention programs, the church membership nearly…
5 Essentials to Achieve Website Form & Function
You know your organization’s website needs to be attractive, modern, and display correctly on mobile devices. But is that all it takes to have a good site? Although website aesthetics are certainly important, a website must have both form and function to be effective. Your website should be easy for visitors to use and understand.…
A Journey of CSS & Spacing in the New WordPress Editor
The WordPress full site editor (FSE) gives web designers the fantastic ability to customize the font, colors, spacing, and other visual elements of a theme without writing any code. However, block spacing in particular has been a challenge for me and other folks online using the Twenty Twenty-Three theme. Some spacing challenges I have solved…
Easily Boost Your Online Presence with Hours and Address
If you have a brick-and-mortar business, a service area, or set hours of operation, it is crucial that these be listed accurately to have a healthy online presence. If someone’s first interaction with an organization is not successful due to a misprint of hours or address, it’s likely that there will not be a second…