A responsive website is one that transforms it’s formatting so that it is optimized for various screen sizes. Don’t let your church or ministry website present a stumbling block for Kingdom seekers. The website should be responsive!
In addition to the rebranding from Salty Impact to WPMinistry, a new podcast will be launching soon (February 28, 2019)! This podcast will focus on using the WordPress platform for church and ministry-related websites. My plan is to include interviews, tips and tricks, questions and answers, and advice about pertinent products and services as time …
Does your church send out an email newsletter? Maybe it is a weekly newsletter or a monthly newsletter. An e-newsletter can be a great way to communicate reports of the things that have been happening at your church, as well as to announce upcoming events and opportunities. It can also be a great place for …
A church website doesn’t have to be crazy complex and large. But there are some key elements that every church website should have. In this blog post, I am going to list twelve essential elements for every church website and give a brief explanation of each. Watch for posts going more in-depth on some of …
As you seek to make a gospel impact on the internet, you are undoubtedly using Facebook as part of your strategy. If you aren’t, then you should be! But Facebook offers several different ways to have an online presence. There are personal Facebook accounts. There are Facebook groups. There are Facebook pages. So which should …
A church or ministry needs to have an online presence! There are many ways to be online – social media accounts, forums, listing in online directories, to name a few. But I believe that it is crucial for a church or ministry to have its’ own online “home” – a domain name and website. Of …
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