Session
Components:
Part One:
Accessing the Power of the Internet for Effective Web Ministry
- Why Should Your
Church Have a Web Presence?
- Step #1: Form a
Web Ministry Team
- Step #2: Secure
Buy-In from Key People and Groups
- Step #3: Browse
Websites
- Step #4: Develop a Purpose and Goals
- Step #5: Identify Your Target Audiences and Their
Needs
- Step #6: Choose a Web Presence Type
- Step #7: Utilize Find-A-Church
Part Two:
Selecting the Right Tools to Meet Your Web Ministry Goals
- Step #8:
Acquire Basic Technology Resources
- Step #9: Select
and Register a Domain Name
- Step #10:
Choose Website Design and Hosting Services
- Step #11:
Choose Human Resources
- Step #12: Consider Budgetary Components
Part Three:
Developing a User-Centered Website
- What is
User-Centered Design?
- Step #13:
Create a Unique Image and Design
- Step #14: Create a Welcoming Home Page
- Step #15: Create a Site Map and Navigation Tools
- Step #16: Create Main Sections and Subpages
- Step #17: Populate Your Website with Engaging
Content
- Step #18: Develop Content Protocols
- Step #19: Add Photographs and Graphics to Enhance
Content
- Step #20: Protect Users and Members Privacy
Part Four:
Maintaining a Fresh and Dynamic Web Ministry
- Step #21: Develop a Schedule for Maintaining Your Website
- Step #22: Use Really Simple Synication (RSS)
- Step #23: Develop Strategies for Marketing Your Website
- Step #24: Launch Your Website
- Step #25: Conduct Website Reviews and Evaluations
- Seven Phases of Web Ministry Planning and Implementation