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Why February Is the Month Your Website Quietly Sets the Tone for the Year Your church website in February plays a more important role than many people realise. While January often brings obvious digital changes, February is when your website settles into its everyday role — quietly representing your church or charity when there is […]
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What Churches and Charities Actually Want From Website Support (And Why It Matters) When churches and charities talk about their websites, the conversation often turns technical very quickly. Platforms, features, hosting, updates. Yet when we listen closely, most organisations are not asking for more technology. They are asking for support they can rely on. Understanding […]<...
How Much Time Should a Church or Charity Really Spend on Its Website? One of the most common questions we hear from churches and charities is simple but loaded: how much time should we actually be spending on our website? For many teams, digital work feels like something that never quite fits into the week. […]
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Why Confidence in Your Website Matters More Than Constant Updates Many churches and charities assume a good website is one that is updated frequently. In reality, confidence matters more than activity. A website that people trust — and feel confident pointing others towards — often does more good than one that changes constantly. This is […]
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The Quiet Power of a Well-Updated Website in the Middle of Winter January can feel subdued. The busyness of Christmas has passed, the evenings are dark, and many organisations settle into a steadier rhythm. While this time of year may feel quieter, it is often when your website is working hardest. A well-updated church website […]
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