We needed a website that was simple, content rich and easy to use, making the user experience much more engaging and providing good and useful information.
It was important that the website would cater specifically for our existing members as well as prospective new members, and that we could have a facility on the site for information that we wanted to make available to members only.
From the design, to the menus and features, Paul from Masonic Website certainly hasn’t disappointed. It was a really easy process from start to finish and Paul was brilliant in making this all come to life in a way that we were able to get just right for the Lodge. Working with Paul has been a pleasure.
I have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending Paul and Masonic Website as your go-to company to get you up and running.
Secretary New Broomfield Lodge No. 7189 https://newbroomfieldlodge.org/ |
Another lovely looking, clean fresh Lodge Website
New Broomfield Lodge No.7189 are based in Harrow West London. They found us on Google, and we worked over several months to create a website that fitted their requirements. It’s fair to say the end results are impressive, this website will enable the Lodge to attract new members in a competitive market. New Broomfield wanted to be front and centre of any prospective Masons thoughts when they are joining Freemasonry. By showing off the Lodge history, and also adding some thought provoking and very useful “thought leadership” articles New Broomfield have positioned themselves as the first port of call for prospective Masons in West London.
They also wanted a way of communicating and storing Summons, messages, images and documents with only their members. If you head to www.newbroomfieldlodge.org/members you will see the Private section in operation there. Simple, yet effective.
Of course we also supplied training and a handbook on how to use the new site, and remain on the end of the phone if the Lodge ever needs us!
We wish them well, and look forward to hearing how many new Freemasons join New Broomfield Lodge specifically because of the site.
