Incorporate Legal Blog Posts in Your Law Firm Marketing
According to the American Bar Association, blogging is still an effective way to communicate legal concepts and develop new clientele and a strong network. But only 37% of law firms have or maintain a blog. The reality is that if your firm isn’t blogging, you’re missing out on a great way to attract new clients....
Read MoreCatchy Law Firm Content Means Original Content
Clients sometimes come to us with an existing website that they are unhappy with, usually because of an outdated design or stale content that doesn’t work. As to the latter, the content typically doesn’t work because the firm pulled their words and language from a few different law firms that practice in the same or...
Read MoreIs Your Law Firm Web Design Optimized for Mobile?
If not, it should be. A potential client or existing client today can view your law firm’s website via a mobile apparatus (like a smartphone) or a desktop device. Today, more and more people are accessing the web via mobile devices as opposed to desktop devices. This means your law firm website has to be...
Read MoreDo You Need to Know Your Law Firm’s Website Audience?
The answer is a 100% yes. Once you know your audience, everything else about your firm’s website falls into place, including things like your site’s structure, content, and design. Think of a letter you write on behalf of a client. There’s no way you’ll write an effective personal injury demand letter if you think your...
Read MoreHow to Tailor Your Law Firm’s Web Content Given Google’s New Algorithm
Google recently began what it’s calling the “Helpful Content Update.” The “Update” essentially represents a new algorithm that will have a direct impact on the search results for your law firm’s website and web copy. If you want to appear at the top of a “Google search,” you really can’t ignore the new campaign. Rather,...
Read More4 Simple Legal Content Tips to Boost Your Website Rankings
Yes, your law firm needs a website. Check. But now comes the time when you have to fill it with content. No law firm should be satisfied with just any legal content. Rather, you want content that helps your website work for you as a marketing tool. One way to accomplish this goal is to...
Read MoreHow Much Should You Pay for a Law Firm Website
The answer really depends on your marketing goals. If you need a site simply for someone to verify that you’re a real practicing attorney, then not that much (meaning about $1,000 to $2,000). But if you want a site that will serve as a true marketing tool and generate new leads so that you can...
Read MoreDoes Your Law Firm Need a Website? The ABA Says Yes!
The American Bar Association recently published its Legal Technology Resource Center’s 2021 Legal Technology Survey Report. In particular, the report looked at a law firm’s need for such marketing tools as a website, blog, and social media channels. The results overwhelmingly show that today’s attorney must increasingly look to the web to effectively reach new...
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