Sometimes our success is impeded by obstacles of our own making. When it comes to your most important marketing tool — your law firm website — you may have (knowingly or unknowingly) made some choices that are standing in the way of bringing in new business.
How to Get Your Law Firm Website Up to Speed [INFOGRAPHIC]
Google loves speed. The faster a web page loads, the greater the user satisfaction. In fact, Google measures page speed load in microseconds and believes it is especially important on mobile devices when consumers are searching “in the moment” and will not tolerate slow loading times.
You see, research has shown that most consumers expect
How to Tell if Your Law Firm Website Needs a Redesign
If you’ve been practicing law for more than 10 years, you probably hated creating your first law firm website. Chances are that it was too expensive, took too long to develop and probably doesn’t even have half the functionality that today’s sites do.
Bottom line: If your law firm website is not generating quality leads
6 Features of a Winning Law Firm Website
There are many features you can add to your website to make it perform better for you. Some features make more sense for certain kinds of practices. As you might imagine, some of the things you would expect to find on a personal injury firm’s website may not work on a business litigation website.
Here
12 Critical Elements Your Law Firm Website Home Page Must Have
Far too often, a law firm website is a vanity project. Many firms want a big, glossy photo of their attorneys (preferably in an imposing board room), and their awards or recognitions prominently displayed on the home page.
Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean anything to your prospective clients. Here’s what they want to know when they
Essential Elements of a Lead-Generating Legal Website
It is estimated that 95% of law firms have a website (I’m not sure what the other five percent are holding out for…perhaps they still think the Internet is a fad), but too few attorneys are consistently generating quality leads from their online presence because they lack great content.
Google has made it very difficult