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Claiming your Google My Business listing is a MUST for law firms seeking to improve their local search marketing results. Google My Business was created by Google to enable companies to share important business information and improve the accuracy of...
You probably already know that the top way to drive traffic to your website is through organic search. But did you know that a very close second is through email? Source: Conductor.com Obviously email doesn’t have a direct connection to...
If you are looking for effective search engine optimization, you need to pay attention to other factors beyond the content of your website. The presence of good quality backlinks is vital to the success of your law firm website. Understanding...
Note: This post first ran in March 2018. While I am away for the holidays, I am re-running some of my posts that are timeless in hopes that those of you who may have missed one of them will benefit....
Note: This post first ran in September 2017. While I am away for the holidays, I am re-running some of my posts that are timeless in hopes that those of you who may have missed one of them will benefit....
Law firms without dedicated personnel — either in-house or an outside agency — to perform in-depth keyword research and search trends may find it increasingly difficult to stay on top of the online search behavior of prospects and ideas for...
Google has been very busy this month making some changes that will definitely impact your online properties. Here’s what you need to pay attention to: Chrome browser now displaying “Not Secure” warnings for HTTP sites. Yesterday (July 24), Google rolled...
SEO is complicated. First, because Google’s algorithm is ever-changing (as in every day ever-changing), so it is virtually impossible to practice law and stay on top of everything your online properties need to get or keep you on the first...
Google’s mobile-first index — where the search engine giant prioritizes mobile-friendly websites in its search results — started rolling out last week to smaller, local business websites and there are some that are really feeling the pain. Google announced two...