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Short, plain advice for running your organisation website.

What to put on your community organisation website

The pages and details that visitors look for first, in the order that helps most.

A simple weekly routine so the information visitors see is always right.

The basics to cover when your site collects names, emails or donations.

What to publish, which calculation to use, and how to keep the times right.

A short, honest page that tells visitors who you are and how to reach you.

Short, easy to say and easy to spell, and how to keep hold of it.

The usual causes of out-of-date or mismatched times, and how to fix each.

Keep Friday and daily congregation times easy to find, and correct when they change.

Put the key details first, keep the list current and remove past events.

Most visitors arrive on a phone, so check the basics there first.

A short checklist to get your site ready before the month begins.

Simple steps that help local people find your website when they search.

Plain steps for adding a donation page people can trust.

A clear way for people to ask about hiring your hall or rooms.

Make it easy for people to offer their time.

Help parents and students find the right class at the right time.

Keep your community informed without taking up much time.