Great website content doesn’t just sound good—it works. It attracts the right people to your site, answers their questions, and helps convert visitors into clients. The problem? Too many law firm websites miss the mark. The content is dense, outdated, written for peers (not clients), or simply not written with any strategy. We get it,…
Despite the fact that WordPress powers a huge portion of the web, WordPress is not automatically great for SEO. What does that mean for you? Possibly nothing—possibly everything. We see many law firms with WordPress websites who feel they’ve made the smart choice by going with WordPress. In one sense, they’re right—WordPress is a good…
Spam submissions are annoying—and they’re not going away. But the fight against spam is tricky, especially for lawyer website design. The more aggressively you filter, the more you risk blocking or irritating real clients. On the other hand, too much spam can suffocate your small staff and stop you from growing your business. So how…
The phone is ringing, emails are blazing in—your marketing agency is doing its job. So why isn’t your caseload growing? The intake process is a make-or-break moment in the client journey. This is where your firm needs to provide a responsive, friendly, and well-structured intake process to convert all those leads your agency is so…
Got a domain name? You need to protect it—at all costs. Your domain name is one of your firm’s most important digital assets. It’s the way your clients find you. It’s in your email address. It’s your online reputation. So how’s your security? Many firms make the mistake of spending too much time choosing a…
Every day, we speak to attorneys who have been burned by a marketing agency that overpromised and underdelivered. Holding your marketing agency accountable starts before you sign. It begins with vetting. You need an agency with experience in your field. They should offer useful metrics, regular contact, and ownership over your data. Lawyers can’t afford…
Prospective clients are browsing, watching, and reading across multiple platforms—often long before they ever call a law firm. From TikTok to Google Search to a friend’s forwarded email newsletter, people move through a wide array of content as they research their legal needs. Diversifying your content formats and distribution channels is one of the smartest…
