November 4, 2007
In just about every law school, taking credit for a copied paper would get you kicked out of school. While the consequences may not seem as dire, stealing web content that is not your own will get you kicked out of the search results. In their quest to provide a great search experience, most search […]
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October 11, 2007
Does your firm’s voice mail mention your web address? It should. Obviously not everyone will call during business hours and not everyone will want to leave a message. A good practice is too say something to the effect… “For more information about our firm please visit our website at….”
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October 7, 2007
Once upon a time the typical person opened up the yellow pages to find a lawyer. Today they go online. Your web site then is often the first and most lasting impression of who you are. Its critical that you make the most of that first impression by having a well designed web site. Your […]
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October 5, 2007
Wondering where your firm stacks up size wise in the State of Arizona? Randy Swart’s website, http://www.randyswart.com/, likely has the answer. The site attempts to capture every law firm in the State by number of attorneys, both nationally and locally. It is a truly an impressive list, one that your firm’s website should definitely be […]
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September 24, 2007
When building a legal website, one of the first questions that needs to be addressed is, What domain name or URL should I use? If the client has an existing URL with content, the answer is simple. We will want to use the existing URL as it would be considered an aged domain by the […]
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September 21, 2007
I am often asked if its a good idea to add client testimonials to a site. The answer is a resounding yes! People searching for legal services have lots of options. To differentiate yourself in a crowded market you need to sell yourself. While the content of your website should communicate your skill & abilities, […]
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September 16, 2007
There are 4 reasons why I tell my clients to avoid Pay-Per-Click (PPC) programs. Organic vs. PPC: Depending on the study, only 15%-20% of search engine users click on the sponsored ads, as there is a known bias towards clicking on advertisements. Of the people that do click on the ads, the very expensive ads […]
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September 14, 2007
One of the factors that the search engines have long considered is the age of a website’s url. This is particularly true with Google who rewards sites that have been around for long time with great rankings. (Provided they have great custom content, SEO, links, etc…) This can be particularly frustrating for the owners of […]
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September 4, 2007
Inbound links are one of the most important factors that Google uses to determine the position of a website in the search results. Some years ago, it was sufficient to get a lot of inbound links to top Google’s search results. Nowadays, it’s not that easy. Google has started to detect unnatural linking patterns. So […]
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September 4, 2007
Congratulations to Scottsdale personal injury attorney, Jeffery J. Hernandez! He has had a very productive summer so far. Recently, he had a client who suffered a hip fracture in an auto accident. Medical bills were approximately $85,000.00. Liability and need for future medical care were hotly contested. No independent witnesses saw the accident. However, despite […]
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