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Google Analytics can be overwhelming. Let me show you exactly what’s important and where to find it. Don’t have Google Analytics installed on your site? Depending on where your site is hosted, it might be easier than you think. #1: Engagement Rate Your engagement rate is a quick “health check” for your site. 🩺 It […]

Website Design

March 15, 2024

Your website’s “vital signs” explained…

Showing up on Google might be easier than you think. Follow these 3 steps to start taking intentional action to reach people who are already searching for what you have! ​ 1) Choose a low-competition, long tail keyword. Woah… jargon alert. I’ll break it down: Low-competition: Do some googling to find a search term that doesn’t […]

SEO

March 8, 2024

The 3 things I did to get my website to rank #1 one month after launch

So you have a landing page for your VBS, Science Camp, or Marriage Seminar. Maybe you followed my landing page formula… found here. You launch it. You announce it to your people. Crickets. ​ We’ve all been there. There are many ways to address this problem (first asking the question: Is this event/program right for my audience?), but […]

Website Design

March 1, 2024

The cherry on top of a good landing page

I had been curious about Showit for some time and wanted to experiment before endorsing it. So – I used it to build my own website at the end of last year. After testing it out for some time, I’m ready to share it with you! ​ 5 reasons I love it for churches & […]

Website Design

February 16, 2024

A tour of my new favorite web builder

If you pay someone to maintain your website, here are some helpful talking points to use when you correspond: ​ 1) How is my website performing on mobile? Mobile traffic (aka on-a-phone traffic) makes up 60+% of all web traffic globally. It’s important that your site is functional (and readable) on a tiny screen. ​ 2) Tell […]

Website Design

February 9, 2024

Questions churches & schools should be asking their webmaster