Does a church need a website and why or why not or does it depend?
Churches and websites
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North said:
Absolute no-brainer. Google is the first place people go if they want to find out about something.
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Not only should you have one it should be designed with garish colored fonts with a lot of little animated things that don't really do anything except take up bandwidth. Of course you will want to get some quality MIDI files of old standards and hymns playing in the background. Nothing like bad digital keyboard music to bring in the crowds.
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subllibrm said:
And a wide-angle picture of your building on, like, Tuesday morning or something, when the parking lot is completely empty and it looks abandoned. Nothing says "welcome" like nobody there.
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subllibrm said:
And definitely use the blink tag.
And don't forget animated GIFs and plenty of pop-ups...
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The Rogue Tomato said:
Meh. The BLINK tag is a piker compared to MARQUEE.
Come to think of it, just enclose the entire page in both of 'em.
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This question just seems weird in this day and age. Not judging the question… it just through me a little. I would imagine that 90% or more of the research that is done on a business, organization or even a church is done online.
kaba said:
Do you have a link for the app? We are looking into building one...