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Category Archives: Attorney Websites
Tip of the Week: How to Use Google Traffic Reports
Today is March 1st which means I will be analyzing the traffic reports of my clients to determine what steps they can take to make their websites more valuable to their visitors. Three Things to Look At: What search terms … Continue reading
How Lawyers Can Engage with Website Content
Here is a good post about transforming your website content into a personal story that engages the reader in who you are and what you do. Story Must Be Anchor to Clear Strategy Telling a compelling story will engage a … Continue reading
Should Lawyers Use Live “Chat” on Their Websites?
For client prospects I provide a complementary competitive analysis looking at a prospects competitors’ websites focused on a similar audience. I did one recently for a law firm where one of the competitors had a live chat feature. Today, I … Continue reading
2012′s Most Popular Post – Law Firm Website Taglines
This post, written back in March, was the most popular of the year. I make the point that too many tag-lines are focused on who the law firm is rather than on how they intend to serve their clients. Recently, I … Continue reading
How Do People Find Attorneys?
Recently, Lexis Nexis and other companies with a vested interested in the outcome have released surveys about how people fine attorneys. Now comes the ABA with its survey which I trust will be more objective and non-biased. People Ask Other … Continue reading
Bring Face to Face Networking to Your Website
Tomorrow I will be speaking at Santa Clara University Law School to law students and young lawyers about developing their clientele. One of the key takeaways is bringing together face to face marketing with your online presence. Use of Association … Continue reading
Kudos to the Lawyerist!
Sam Glover of the Lawyerist did something brave on his website today, he contradicted one of his blog contributors who quoted from a recent Lexis/Nexis report about how 57% of people hire an attorney after searching for them online. Frankly, … Continue reading
What about Websites for Tablet Users?
Google Webmaster forum has chimed in on this one and said that mobile website should be designed only for the phone but that for tablet visitors, they should get a view more appropriate to visitors who view a laptop or … Continue reading
Small Law Firms With Multiple Websites
Recently, I came across a couple small law firms that have clear specialties and have created websites and specific urls for those specialties. They are completely standalone sites that don’t share branding with their main website. My guess is they … Continue reading
Mobile Viewing of Websites – Same as on Laptop or Desktop?
This prediction called to me: ”within the next 18 months, mobile devices will be used more often than computers to access the Internet” Joe Walsh stated based on a survey his company commissioned on the use of lawyer websites. But How … Continue reading
