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Category Archives: Attorney Website Bios
Making Attorney Bios Fun & Serious at the Same Time
Jordon Furlong is touting the attorney bios from Australian law firm Marque Lawyers because they are so personable and engaging. And they are. Use of big type for the attorneys’ first names, an informal snapshot and narrative text that is fun to … Continue reading
5 Tips for Your Attorney Website Bio
This post from Elizabeth Ferris is an important reminder for attorneys to start with the basics when marketing themselves and nothing is more basic than an attorney biography. Here are five tips for making sure your bio garners attention: Make … Continue reading
Why a Law Firm Website?
Blog posts and podcasts such as this one, “Tips and Tactics for Law Firm Websites” provide great suggestions but fail to adequately answer the existential question, why a law firm website? In this post the author answers with,”You need your … Continue reading
More on Law Firm Websites
This post from Larry Bodine focuses on the top 10 tips for improving your law firm website. Only one quibble, nowhere does it address the point I made yesterday which is to make your website serve your overall marketing and … Continue reading
Google Uses Title Tags First for Search Results
This blog post from the Official Google Webmaster explains how Google looks for descriptive terms in titles to surface for searchers. In addition to descriptive terms it is important to front load key terms in titles as well. For example, … Continue reading
82% in Survey Like LinkedIn
And Kevin O’Keefe thinks it clear for a number of reasons that he provides that make LinkedIn preferable to the law firm website bio in this post. Combining Both I counsel clients to create prominent links to LinkedIn from their … Continue reading
Attorney Website Bios – Remember Its Your Story!
Here is a post on attorney website bios that brings up some important points. Foremost among them is to showcase whatever makes you different from the next attorney practicing the same kind of law. But I would take that … Continue reading
