Benjamin A. Nemec
Office Phone: 773-370-0498
Cell Phone: 773-370-0498
Fax: 773-5281298
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Rep Bio

Before coming to FindLaw in March, 2006  Benjamin Nemec had been working for Yellow Book,  which is an Independent Yellow Page Company. Then after learning about FindLaw from a previous client, he started doing a bit of  his own research.  Benjamin Nemec  now consults with law firms throughout the Chicago land area on strategic client development and retention strategies. He works with firms on a one to one basis to help them develop comprehensive marketing initiatives to accomplish their goals and objectives including websites, and directory marketing program.
 
Benjamin's skills in marketing analysis include a very broad and in-depth understanding of statistics and consumer behavior. His constant efforts to continually educate himself in internet marketing will help develop better and more efficient ways for his clients to compete and win the ever-evolving and rapidly growing challenges online.

If  you have been wondering what the Internet can do for your firm, or you have a  current web site that in not meeting  your expectations, setting a 30 minute meeting with Benjamin will answer many questions for you.  Knowing what your competition already knows is only part of the challenge in the progression of your firm  and taking action to inform your potential clients
 
Services:

-Law firm Web site usability and audits.
-Law firm Web site development and service.
-Content packages for law firm web sites.
-Online newsletters to support specific practice areas.
-Search engine ranking analysis and recommendations for increasing the likelihood that a firm will appear on the first page of search results.
-Strategic placement in the Web's leading legal directories, including:
-Yahoo! Internet advertising.
-AOL Internet advertising.
-FindLaw Internet advertising.
-Extranets: Using extranets to build client relationships, cross sell services and increase productivity.
-Analysis of marketing budget and recommendations for optimum fund allocations.