How to Tell When it’s Time for a New Website
Does your law firm need a new website? How can you tell? Let's break it down. It's probably time for a new website if... Your current website is not mobile-friendly. Approximately 50% of website traffic these days occurs on a mobile device - a smartphone or a tablet. So if your website isn't mobile-optimized, a huge percentage of the visitors to your site are going to have a poor experience. And, major search Read More
How to Get the Most Mileage Out of Your Blog Entries – LFMM 192
When you put your valuable time and effort into a blog post, you want to make sure it's seen by as many people as possible. Click play to find out how you can get the most mileage out of all your blog entries and repurpose them to get even more use out of them. Read More
How Often Should I Blog? – LFMM 191
Blogging shows credibility on your site, making you stand out as an expert before a potential client even contacts you for the first time. In this episode, Daniel explains how frequently you should add a blog post to your website. Read More
Why Your Website Should Offer a Free Resource
Offering a Free Resource on your law firm website - available to visitors for free, in exchange for their email address - is a big opportunity that many lawyers aren’t taking advantage of. Let’s talk about why. In fact, we refer to it as a “secret weapon” that you can deploy. Here are a few reasons why this is a big deal: Credibility. When you do research for yourself to find a professional in a certain Read More
The Single Best Way to Increase Referrals – LFMM 190
You could legitimately be the best lawyer around in your field, but if your past clients can't remember your name when an opportunity for a referral arrises, you're missing out on business. Listen to this episode of the Law Firm Marketing Minute to find out how to stay on the minds of your past clients and ensure that you're the person they think of when they have a chance to recommend an attorney to someone. Read More
How to Use the Internet to Drive Referrals
Referrals are the number one source of business for most solo & small law practices. But according to a Texas Tech survey, the average law firm is only receiving about 1/3 of the referrals they could be receiving from past clients. That means there's a huge opportunity to grow your business simply by doing a better job of cultivating your referral network. The really good news is that you can leverage the Read More
