Tips for how to build your SEO as a non-profit

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As a non-profit, optimizing your website for search engines should be a priority in order to reach more people for Christ. By making some simple changes to your site, you can make a big impact in terms of how many people find your church online. Here are some tips on how to build your church’s SEO:

Keywords

One of the most important aspects of SEO is choosing the right keywords. People searching for churches online will typically use keywords such as “church,” “worship,” or “sermon.” By including these words on your website, you increase the chances that your site will come up in a search engine query. In addition, you can also use keyword research tools like Google AdWords Keyword Planner to find other relevant keywords that people are searching for. By investiing in SEO, you can ensure that your church’s website is visible to those who are searching for it.

Meta Tags

One important element of SEO are meta tags, which are short descriptions of your website that appear under your site’s title in a search engine result. A good meta tag should be informative and accurately reflect the content on your website. In addition, it should also include one or two of your keywords so that people can see at a glance what your site is about and whether it contains the information they’re looking for. By including relevant and accurate meta tags on your website, you can improve your SEO and attract more visitors to your site.

Title Tags

Title tags are similar to meta tags in that they appear under your website’s title in a search engine result. However, unlike meta tags, which can be any length, title tags should be no more than 60 characters long so that they don’t get cut off in a search engine result. As with meta tags, including one or two of your keywords in your title tag can be helpful so that people know right away whether your site contains the information they’re looking for.

 


 

By following these tips, you can help optimize your church website for search engines and reach more people for Christ. Remember to choose the right keywords, use informative meta tags, and keep your title tags short and sweet. With a little effort, you can make a big impact in terms of how many people find and visit your church online!

 

If you need help with your SEO, we’d love to help serve you!

At Epic Life Creative, we understand that SEO is an essential part of any successful online marketing strategy. We also know that SEO can be a complex and ever-changing field, which is why we offer comprehensive search engine optimization services that are designed to help our clients achieve their desired results. Our team of SEO experts will work with you to identify your goals and then develop a customized SEO plan that is tailored to your specific needs. We also offer ongoing SEO support and consulting services, so you can be confident that your SEO campaign is always on track. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you improve your online visibility and drive more traffic to your website.

 

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