How to Title Your Sermons So Google Sends You Traffic
What you'll learn in this tip
- Why most church sermon titles are invisible to search engines
- The "topic first" titling formula that works for sermons
- How to find what people in your community are actually searching for
- Going back and fixing old sermon titles (worth doing for your top 10)
About this tip
Every sermon you post is a page that Google can index. But if the title is "Week 3: His Grace" or "Sunday Worship — May 4th," Google has no idea what it's about. This tip shows a simple formula — putting the topic or question your sermon answers at the front of the title — that makes your sermon pages discoverable by people who have never heard of your church.
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