A website by which people find the church
A person looking for a church needs to know where it is, when the service is and whom to write to. A church website answers these questions on the first screen — for people and for AI search engines.
This is how the website of the Baptist church in Kladno works: the service time and the address are visible straight away, without scrolling.
What the website has
- Address and service times on the first screen
- Ministers’ contacts
- Announcements and news
- Several languages: if the church is Russian- or Ukrainian-speaking, the website is also made in the language of the country, so that local people read it too
- National domain: the website is placed in the zone of its country — .cz in Czechia, .de in Germany, .pl in Poland
- A layer for AI: llms.txt, markdown versions of pages and Schema.org. More on the Website visibility in AI page
Two kinds of website
- A website without updates: ready-made pages without a database or plugins. The most common points of attack are absent, and there is no system to update. It suits a church whose address and schedule rarely change.
- A website with a control panel: the church publishes news, announcements and the schedule itself. The panel is in your language, with protection and daily backups, training and 30 days of support after launch.
How the work goes
- A conversation in English: tell us about the church and what it needs
- Structure and texts: pages, texts and keywords for search
- Design and development
- Search setup: Google and Google Business Profile
- Launch: the website is placed on hosting with an SSL certificate and handed over to the church together with training