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The data is clear: the attorney biographies on a law firm's website are the most clicked on pages of the site. Learn how to write the best attorney bio for your website!

If you are trying to decide whether to work with a law firm marketing agency or to hire someone in-house to handle your marketing needs, weighing the pros and cons can point you in the right direction. 

Here's a quick and informative guide on the steps retiring attorneys should take to properly close down their websites, emails, domains, social media and professional profiles so that big issues like identity theft don't ruin their retirement...

Law is, by nature, a conservative profession. Yet the legal profession does change and the attorneys who adapt the quickest often benefit the most. Let’s take a look at law firms that are using social media to their best advantage.

Should you have a contact form on your law firm website? Absolutely! There are many advantages, and almost no downside. Let’s talk about why you need a contact form on your site, and how to get the most benefit out of it.

There is significant overlap between best practices for law firm SEO and strategies to optimize content for AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Microsoft CoPilot, and Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE).

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.