Don’t be a Grinch—use this winning holiday marketing strategy to help your law firm grow three sizes this season.

Redirects are the secret navigators of the internet, guiding people smoothly to the correct destination amidst URL changes, overhauls, and shifts. They can save your digital reputation and pave the way for seamless connections with potential clients

Investments should come with a return—and posting on social media is no different. But with so many platforms, how should attorneys decide where to put their time and money?

Put on your cape and top hat, because we’re going to teach you a nifty magic trick: how to pull a rabbit (great content) out of thin air (limited capacity).

If websites were like watches, you could peer inside to find out what’s going on with the mechanics. However, online marketing and SEO rely on many more moving pieces than a standard timepiece—and it can be pretty tricky to determine whether to opt for repair or replacement with a website.

We all know that first impressions matter. But the halo effect teaches us just how critical a first impression can be with regard to convincing a potential client to reach out (or not).

No, this will not be a history lesson in the Donner Party. Instead, we're delving into a modern dilemma that lawyers aiming to conquer the web need to understand: keyword cannibalization.

Great content does not come from throwing spaghetti on the wall and seeing what sticks. There’s no need to reinvent the wheel! 

You don’t have to be tethered to your computer to create growth opportunities for your law firm. We're sharing four free, offline, year-round marketing tactics that will complement your firm’s online marketing campaigns