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FindLaw Customer Webcast: Keyword Strategies That Generate New Business Keyword selection is a crucial part of achieving visibility online. Effective keywords and phrases can help ensure a law firm is noticed in the search engine results pages by the right people, at the right time. But to reach more well-qualified prospects, keywords must be relevant, strategic and realistic. They should speak the language of your prospects and set you apart from other firms. Plus position you to compete effectively for the search terms that matter most to your firm, including unique searches with higher conversion rates.
We have two highly qualified speakers to lead this discussion on how keywords and analytics can help your Web site stay relevant and generate more well-qualified prospects:
Robert Perez practices criminal law exclusively, defending clients charged with crimes of violence, sex crimes, property crimes, and drug cases in State and Federal courts. He received his law degree from Harvard Law School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1977, and his undergraduate degree from San Jose State University in 1974, in the heart of California's Silicon Valley. In addition to Mr. Perez's experience as a criminal defense lawyer, he has also held positions as a senior technology leader for high-tech companies in Silicon Valley and Washington State's Seattle metro area.
With more than 12 years of web development and online marketing experience, FindLaw Search Marketing Consultant Jacqueline Urick brings a veteran's savvy eye to Internet visibility strategies for the legal vertical. Prior to helping hundreds of lawyers across the United States with search marketing solutions, Jacqueline was the founder and owner or Fruition Consulting, Inc., in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she provided targeted online marketing consulting to notable global companies such as American Express and 3M. However, as an entrepreneur herself, Jacqueline's true passion is helping small businesses market themselves online. To view this webcast, click here.
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