Attract church seekers in and around your community by helping them find your Website!

Everyday people in your community are looking for churches via search engines.

In the past most people would look for a church by asking a friend or thumbing through the yellow pages. Today, searching for a church has changed in part because of search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and MSN/Bing.

Your church Website may be beautiful but can church seekers find it? Here is a typical example: A new family has just moved into your community. They go online and use a search engine such as Google to find a church near you. They review the search results and read the descriptions they find on page one. Will this new family find your church on page one or page ten? If you are the Senior Pastor or marketing director of your church, you owe it to the people in your community to find your church online and giving them an opportunity visit and perhaps join your church.

Our SEO purpose is to help people in your community find God's amazing grace both outside and inside the church by helping them know Jesus personally. This purpose is realized when people in your community find your church when searching online.

Your solution for helping church seekers find your church:

FindMyWebSite.com is helping churches like yours to increase traffic to their website, bring new visitors, and grow their congregations.

Out of 405 million search results on "New Life Christian Center", our site consistently ranks between the first and third position on page one of Google.. Findmywebsite has helped us maintain a high level of visibility online, and significantly increased unique visitor hits on our website. Additionally, their team has been great to work with!

Caleb and Rachel Klinge, Lead Pastors
New Life Christian Center,

A local SEO church strategy is a beneficial and fruitful way of helping people find your church. As the survey shows, 80% of Internet users find websites through search engines.

• According to Forrester Research 80% of Internet users find websites through search engines. [July 2005]
• 90% of Internet users do not go past the top 30 search engine results. They simply type something else in if they cannot find a relevant site.
• 75% of users intend to purchase a product or service when using search engines.