Losing sleep over losing leads? We’ve got some practical tips to get your law firm back on track, starting with your website conversion page. 

Law firm websites have to change over time. But when? And how? Any why?

When you hear “meta description,” you might be tempted to immediately tune out. However, the meta description is not some complicated technical term or SEO gibberish—it’s a simple, powerful tool for communicating with Google and with your audience.

Lawyers are no strangers to the art of persuasion, but in today's world of digital marketing, they must also be masters of the lead magnet. The right lead magnet can be a powerful tool for any law firm looking to generate and nurture leads.

Here’s a basic guide to conversions on a website, including what a marketing conversion is, what a conversion rate means, and how to track conversions for a lawyer website.

From multimedia content to cutting edge chat tools, here are six features for lawyer websites that we hope continue to gain traction. 

As designers and marketers, we have some favorite fonts and advice to share, including how to know which font is “the one” for your firm’s website.

Your choice of website developer can make all the difference when you need to scale quickly in just a few months.

Professional photos can help give you an immediate edge over your competition. Plus, it’s relatively fast and easy to hire a skilled photographer and upload new photos to your website. 

From Google to the DOJ, major institutions are introducing some big changes in 2023 that will impact your attorney website. To keep you up to date, we’re explaining three of the most important new developments.