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Not only is there the missed opportunity when a client no-shows, there is an expense for the firm: the clicks you paid for on Google, the advertisements you run, the shuffling of your schedule, the time you spent prepping....

With the right tools in place, tracking ROI from marketing efforts is easier than ever. That means you can be more confident about investing in your law firm marketing, because you’ll have the data to confirm that your efforts are paying off....

It should go without saying, but your website isn’t about you; it’s about your audience, especially prospective clients. It’s important to frame the discussion of law firm website must-have features through the lens of client needs....

Local Services Ads can position smaller law firms for greater success, and there are things—beyond increasing your ad spend—that you can do to ensure your ad spends plenty of time on that coveted perch at the top of the SERP....

Even the best, most modern attorney website won’t convert visitors into clients if the marketing strategy is not aligned with a firm's ideal audience. We’ve got four simple steps to follow to attract the right traffic to your website. ...

Putting your prospective client first is the best way to create law website practice pages that convert. We've outlined the specific steps you can take to achieve that....

Effective website design and SEO go hand in hand. Not only does good design make visitors feel good about your website, search engines prioritize user-friendly design which boosts your visibility and brings more visitors to your site....

If you’re contemplating a move from FindLaw, or simply looking to begin a relationship with a new legal marketing agency, here are some key things to consider....