- Legal Internet Marketing & The Death of Yellow Page Advertising
- Content is King for Legal Internet Marketing
- Law Firm Internet Marketing: Content and Legal Blog Writers Two Keys in 2012
- Law Firm Internet Marketing: Social Media not Only Pressing Goal for 2012
- Law Firm Internet Marketing: Title Tags, Social Media and Other Technical Considerations for SEO Efforts
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Legal Marketing: Yellow Pages, Blog Writing for Law Firms and the Question of ROI
So a Washington D.C. attorney called and wanted to know about establishing a blog for personal injury marketing in the nation’s capital. We set him up with a Justia blog platform and he began using our law firm blog writers. Total cash outlay: About $5,000 a year for 104 …
Search Engine Optimization: Tales from the Trenches and Real World Tips for Your Legal Marketing Efforts
CNN Money has an article out this morning entitled “5 slick ways to market your small business.” I wonder about the chasm between “slick ways” and “gimmicks.” I suspect it’s quite narrow. Today’s legal marketing efforts should begin and end online. Plain and simple. Yesterday’s experience ordering a new garage …
Law Firm SEO: The Case for Website Content and Legal Blog Writing
Attorney called the office recently. He knew we do a lot of work for a large personal injury law firm in Florida and had just one question about search engine optimization: “How much?”
“I want to show up as well as he does — he shows up for everything, car …
Google +1 Button: Law Firm Website Content and Social Medical Critical to Internet Marketing Efforts
Far too many law firms are behind in Internet marketing, whether it’s designing and launching a new website or investing in law firm website content, legal blog writing or social networking.
In the best operations, the three are working together — auto posting your blogs to Facebook is an excellent way to get …
Google Tweaks Search Results – Rewards Law Firms with Quality Website Content
In a move meant to improve search results, Google’s recent tweak of its algorithm is lowering the search results and traffic for sites displaying low-quality or duplicative content.
While some claim the move was aimed at sites that sell advertising around articles written by freelances for a few dollars each, …