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When someone searches for your church, the wrong address or old service time can turn a visitor away before they ever arrive. Here’s the quick check that makes sure your details are working for you, not against you.
Open Google and search for your church using:
Check what visitors see in the search results.
Confirm that the following details are correct:
Make sure the map pin leads visitors to the correct entrance, especially if the church is inside a large property or shared building.
Visit your church website and review the pages where location information may appear, including:
Update any old addresses, service times, phone numbers, or email addresses.
Check your church’s Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and other social media profiles.
Make sure the address, website link, contact details, and service times match the information on your website and Google Business Profile.
Search for your church on platforms such as:
Correct any outdated or duplicate listings you find.
Use Google Maps or Apple Maps to get directions to your church from a nearby location.
Confirm that the directions:
Click the phone number, email address, website link, and directions button.
Make sure each one works correctly and reaches the right person or page.
Ask a friend or community member who is unfamiliar with your church to search for it online.
Have them check whether they can quickly find:
Their experience can reveal problems that regular members may overlook.
Use the same church name, address format, phone number, website link, and service times across every platform.
Consistency helps visitors trust the information and makes it easier for search engines to recognise your church.
Check your church information at least once every three months and whenever there is a change to:
A few minutes of checking can prevent confusion and help visitors arrive with confidence.