Keyword density is no longer considered a ranking factor. But keywords can still make or break your digital marketing efforts.

The number of people clicking through to your website is obviously a key metric for the success of your business—but did you know click data is also a ranking factor on Google? 

Ranking high in the SERP is a serious accomplishment, but rankings won’t pay the bills. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy to congratulate yourself on ranking without correlating it with revenue—and many SEO agencies fail to link the two.

More than 50% of users on mobile and desktop do not click on organic or paid search results. Zero-click searches are on the rise, and lawyers who don’t keep up with the trend will fall behind. 

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

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.

SEO requires patience—but that doesn’t mean you should be left wondering when you’ll get a return on your investment.

It’s now easier than ever to crank out a ton of content to compete online—but is flooding the Internet with content the best way to succeed in an increasingly crowded arena?

Internal linking is the backseat driver you always wanted. These links serve as a roadmap for search engines, and they can even boost a user’s trust in your website. For such a powerful outcome, internal links are relatively simple to implement. 

As of July 1st, 2023, Google Universal Analytics is gone—and its powerful successor GA4 has taken its place. What does this mean for law firms?