In the midst of COVID-19, as an attorney, how can you ensure you’re meeting your clients’ needs right now? Five ways to help you and your clients navigate this challenging time.

Courts are moving toward the position that reasonable steps must be taken to ensure that all people are equally able to use the internet. Is your website ADA-compliant?

During these unprecedented times, attorneys need flexibility and may need to work remotely. Discover the benefits of working virtually.

Is it possible for small law firms and solo attorneys to find and maintain balance while practicing law and running a business?

To future-proof your law firm, you must develop a strategy to market and appeal to younger consumers. Here are three tips to help you get started.

As legal consumers continue to become savvier and change how they research and respond to legal issues, your firm needs to tailor and adjust your marketing tactics. Learn how.

To be successful in reaching Spanish-speaking consumers online, a law firm’s marketing plan must be holistic and comprehensive. Learn more about how Spanish-speaking consumers behave online.

How is your law firm connecting with Spanish-speaking prospective clients? Don't let the fact that you aren't fluent in Spanish hold you back.

By understanding the questions prospective clients are likely to ask and having prepared answers, attorneys can meet their needs and win them over.

If your firm isn’t enjoying the level of success you know it could or should, you probably don’t know enough about your target market.

Do you know if your current law firm brand is strong? Discover three simple ways to assess the overall health and success of your law firm’s current brand strategy.

If you make the decision to expand your brand to include a new area of law, you should have a clear and compelling message that speaks to why you’re the right attorney to hire, and that message needs to be part of a comprehensive marketing plan.

Once you’ve decided which directory (or directories) makes the most sense to you, it should not require ongoing time and energy from you beyond making sure your listing or listings stay accurate. It’s one of the very few aspects of marketing your law firm that can be “set it and forget it.”

Your practice doesn’t look the exact same way it did five years ago, so what is it going to look like five years from now? It’s hard to say— and, you might think, equally as hard to position your law firm for a future you can’t predict.

As we’ve noted, the goal of blended search is to give the user personalized and accurate results. Page ranks are only a small part of the SEO.

Legal issues are stressful affairs. Consumers today want to find a good lawyer who can alleviate that stress as quickly as possible. It should be no surprise then, that they are looking for legal help online more than ever before.

Even with blended search, your firm’s website is still a powerful attractor of business. What makes it different is this: Your website is just a part of your online marketing strategy. But it’s still a very important one.

Given the work demands and time constraints attorneys like you face, it’s no wonder that things like writing and regularly contributing to a firm’s blog, tend to fall way down, or completely off, the priority list.