Receptionists — really good receptionists — are often the backbone of a small business. They welcome visitors, politely answer their questions, comfort them if they're agitated, forward their information internally and help schedule appointments...
Creating a law firm website with content highlighting your expertise in particular areas of law is important. But it's not enough. In order for a law firm website to attract enough of the right type of prospects that will request consultations, your...
To start off the New Year on the right online path, schedule a consultation with your search engine optimization (SEO) provider to make sure that your website is optimized properly. SEO is an ongoing process that requires periodic adjustments. Sometimes...
Legal problems don't take "holidays"! Your potential clients need help right away when faced with legal issues. They can't wait until after the holidays to call your office. Your website has your phone number, but who is picking up your...
Stale content and broken links will frustrate your visitors and negatively impact their perceptions of your ability to practice law. Kick off 2013 the right way by scouring your website, refreshing content and updating bios. Consider adding different...
We recently spoke with Joseph F. Botelho , a sole practitioner in Fall River, Mass., about Lawyers.com SM Ask A Lawyer and other marketing activities that have proven valuable to his practice. LexisNexis ® Martindale-Hubbell ® : Can you tell us...
To generate more clients for your law firm from your website, that site needs to attract visitors AND convince those visitors to contact you and request a consultation. Let's say you're succeeding in driving visitors to your website with referral...
