Every attorney wants five-stars. But even a mediocre review can provide value to your law firm's reputation.

One of the best ways to get a clear picture of who someone is and what they do is by reading reviews. But when it comes to getting this kind of feedback, what’s the best approach? We answer the most common questions about asking for online reviews.

Online reviews help expand the scope of your reputation by allowing more people access to the opinions of former clients, distinguishing you from the law firm down the road. We take a look at where to gather reviews and how to ask former clients to rate your firm.

People are asking questions when searching online. Make sure your firm’s website is providing them with satisfying answers.

FindLaw's reputation management solutions are designed to help you measure the health of your law firm and increase the volume of your online reviews.

In the internet age, your reputation is no longer under your control. Legal consumers are more likely to rely on online reviews, ratings and social media posts when choosing whether to use your services.

Imagine the New England Patriots without Tom Brady. Still a good team, right? Their dynasty has relied on a lot of well-oiled parts, many of which have been replaced over the years. But what do you get when you take away one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time? I’m not saying legal marketing is…

If you run a small firm, how do you make sure your reputation is as strong online as it is offline? A new FindLaw playbook, “Online Reputation Management for Solo and Small Law Firms,” provides the insights and strategies you need.

Finding an attorney with a good reputation reassures legal consumers that they’re heading down the right path, helping them feel confident about their decision.

Some people love finding hidden gems based on strong recommendations. But when it comes to choosing an attorney, does your reputation appeal to even the less-adventurous among your audience?

Getting prospective clients to find (and maybe even return to) your website is not always easy. It often comes down to two big ideas.

The internet continues to evolve and it’s difficult to keep up with its transformation. FindLaw’s Digital Marketing Boost was created to evolve and adapt, making it easier for you to stay on the forefront of online advertising.

For law firms, there’s always another SEO provider asking for your business But the consequences of choosing the wrong SEO provider are dire enough that you need to properly vet anyone who wants your marketing dollar. Don’t be afraid to ask some tough questions when choosing who to hire.

The measure of intelligence is the ability to change.” ― Albert Einstein I won’t be the first to turn this quote to my own purposes, but there’s no denying that it’s a powerful concept. Change is omnipresent in the world of digital marketing. Sometimes it’s big, like when….