Checklist
The Digital Front Door Checklist
Ten practical checks for service times, first-visit clarity, sermons, giving, contact paths, mobile usability, trust, and maintenance.
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Practical guidance for churches and growing organizations that need a clearer website, stronger ownership, and a manageable path forward.
Focused starting point
$249 Digital Presence AuditA prioritized review across website, brand, social, local search, conversion, and security fundamentals.Checklist
Ten practical checks for service times, first-visit clarity, sermons, giving, contact paths, mobile usability, trust, and maintenance.
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A plain-language guide to content ownership, domains, hosting, giving links, forms, analytics, approvals, and launch readiness.
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A $249 prioritized review of your website, brand, social presence, local search, conversion paths, and security fundamentals.
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These answers set expectations; the final scope, responsibilities, timeline, and commercial terms are confirmed in writing for every engagement.
Most focused launches take 2-8 weeks depending on the selected package, content readiness, feedback speed, and migration scope.
Website packages are planned around self-hosted WordPress and Elementor with client-owned domain, hosting, analytics, and connected accounts.
Yes. Messaging guidance is included, and copy polish or full copywriting can be added when the project needs deeper support.
Domain, hosting, premium licenses, photography, ad spend, legal copy, and extensive migration are separate unless a proposal specifically includes them.
Every website package includes training and handoff. Ongoing care plans are available for updates, backups, security checks, content support, and continued improvement.
No. Exenis Digital commits to sound implementation, professional review, useful reporting, and clear next actions without making guaranteed-results claims.
Your next step
Use a focused audit or project conversation to identify the highest-priority changes before committing to a larger build.