Church and nonprofit websites carry a unique responsibility: serving a community, not just selling a product. Here is what the best ones include.
1. A Simple Way to Give
Online giving should never require a phone call. A Donate or Buy Now button, included on our Website Builder Business plan, removes that friction.
2. Clear Service Times and Contact Information
Visitors researching your organization should find times, locations, and contact details without digging through multiple pages.
3. Mobile-Friendly Design
Most visitors will find you on a phone. A site that is hard to navigate on mobile loses people before they engage.
4. A Professional Email Address
A Professional Email address on your own domain builds trust with new visitors and members alike.
5. Real Security and Backup Protection
Volunteer turnover is common. Website Security and Website Backup protect your site no matter who currently manages it.
6. Sustainable Access, Not One Person’s Login
Make sure more than one trusted person has access to your domain and hosting accounts, so no single departure puts your website at risk.
Next Step
Your website should serve your mission without becoming a burden on your volunteers.
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