Archive for the ‘Lawyer Website Content’ Category

How Blogging Feeds Fresh Content to Hungry Spiders

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Although there are many factors involved in keeping your website in tip top shape, and maintaining the kind of relationship with Google that keeps your site near the top, one of the primary ways you can feed the hungry Google spider crawler is to start a blog, and update it often and regularly. When the spider returns to your site and finds changed information, it will then lessen the time between now and the next time it drops by to index your site and check for more updates.

If, in that time period, you have neglected to update with fresh, informative new content, your indexing time will be greatly slowed. Updating your blog content regularly also builds trust among your readers through the information you provide. If you wait too long a time between updates your regular readers may think you have fallen off the earth, and quit checking in. In short, Google loves blogs which are updated regularly, and if you have a very successful blog, not only will your updates be posted regularly, but your visitor’s comments will also increase your indexing. How do you keep your blog fresh, new, and updated on a regular basis?

Updating Your Blog

Just like writers across the board whether they be authors, news reporters or journalists, bloggers can find themselves staring at a blank computer screen without a single idea to share. Maybe you have been blogging for a considerable amount of time and you think the well of information has simply run dry. How do you keep up once the excitement of your new blog has worn thin without becoming overwhelmed, searching desperately for new material? First, take a look for content which is relevant to your niche in public domain magazines or governmental sites. Our government spends literally billions of dollars each year to keep their content current and updated, and it is mostly public domain. Never, ever, copy material which is copyrighted or from sites which are not in the public domain.

Watch the News

No, really watch the news. Put away all the other things you normally do when you watch the news, grab a paper and pen, and sit down and really listen to the news. It is almost a certainty that something you hear will have an impact on you and give you a fresh new idea for your blog. Check out your local newspaper as well as a national one such as U.S.A. Today, and you will find articles about a wide variety of subjects, usually grouped by topics. Don’t forget to direct your reader to the original source after quoting a short passage and providing your own spin on the subject.

Spotlight another Blogger or Interesting Website

Search out other bloggers who write about your subject, and put their work on your blog occasionally. Take the time to get to know them—people generally return the favor when you show an interest in them and their work. Any time you cross paths with an extremely interesting web page or article, build on it and let it bring you inspiration for your next blog posting. Remember that most readers love facts and statistics, posts written like lists such as “the top ten ways to….”

Jump Into Social Networks

See what’s trending on Twitter, or share content with other Facebook users in your niche, and it’s a sure bet something will trigger your mind, allowing you to write an informative, compelling blog posting that not only will your readers love, but the crawly Google spider will as well.  Keep your blog fun, informative and update religiously and you are on your way to success.

Is Your Legal Website Copy Compelling On Your Law Firm Website?

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

As Rudyard Kipling noted, “Words are of course the most powerful drug used by mankind.” Lest you’ve forgotten the cardinal rule of website success, I will say it again: While the look and feel of your legal website is crucial—and perhaps second on the overall list—content is the heart and soul of any website. The ultimate goal of your legal web pages are to build a relationship with potential clients, and while the glitz and glamour of your design may initially “hook” your reader, if your copy is not extremely compelling, they will click on by with lightning speed.

Not to mention the fact that search engine bots just happen to be the blindest users who will ever visit your site—web crawlers virtually ignore the flashy design and go right to the meat of the content to determine how your legal site is indexed and found. Search engines ferret out quality content, and content happens to be the only factor they value, so you can see just how important unforgettable the legal copy on your pages can be.

How to make it Personal

The Internet gets more personal by the day, therefore writing in third person using long legal terms your readers may have trouble understanding will only ensure they pass you by and find a website they can understand. Your potential clients come to your website because they have a problem they need solved in the most expedient manner possible. Your legal copy needs to make a personal connection with you and your firm, and legal blogs especially should convey your personality. Reach your clients by speaking directly to them—in plain English without the technical/legal jargon.

Hold Your Visitor’s Attention

Compelling copy grabs your reader, holding their attention to the very last sentence. When you are writing legal copy for your website or blog, put yourself in the shoes of your potential client. What is their problem? How can you solve the problem? How is your solution different/better than that of your competitors? How can you, right this very minute, make your reader’s life easier and better by solving their legal problem? Don’t forget to slip in a reference about how you can also save your client time. Because we are all so crazy-busy, anything that saves us time and/or trouble becomes very appealing.

Break up Your Page

You are probably aware that readers of web pages scan your legal website pages more than they actually read. Huge chunks of copy can be overwhelming, causing the visitor to leave your website quickly. Frequent paragraph breaks, headings which tell the reader exactly what the paragraph is about, and bulleted lists can all help your reader get to the end of your page. We love short bursts of text, short, easy-to-read sentences, balanced white space and bold black headings, so incorporate those things in your legal blog and web pages.

Edit before Publishing—then Edit Again

Don’t edit as you go along, rather wait until you are finished and can see the whole picture. When you stop to edit as you go along, you compromise your creativity. Once your legal article or blog posting is complete, then go back and remove any undesired elements. Once your content satisfies you, proofread, proofread—and proofread yet again. If you were meeting a prospective new client for the first time, it’s a sure bet you would go out of your way to make a great first impression. Your legal website or blog is your first impression for a score of potential clients, and, let’s face it, the old adage about never getting a second chance to make a first impression is quite true. If your first impression is full of spelling, grammar or punctuation errors, your professional image can be critically damaged. Many copywriters read their words out loud to ensure they have the rhythm they were aiming for, hopefully the rhythm of natural speech.

Is Your Legal Landing Page Crushing Your Website’s Conversion Rates?

Thursday, June 9th, 2011

If you happen to be a bit fuzzy on exactly what a landing page is, then think of it as a page on your legal website which allows you to “capture” a potential client’s information through a lead form. In other words, your legal landing page will be targeted to a specific client, and will have some sort of intriguing offer (a high-quality newsletter, article on a specific subject, etc.) which will hopefully allow you to convert more of your browsers into full-blown clients.

While many businesses tend to send their advertising, e-mail or social media traffic to their homepage, this can be a missed opportunity. Your goal for your legal landing page is to first figure out exactly what you want your visitors to do—then make it as simple as possible for them to do exactly that. So, whether you are improving your current landing page, or starting from scratch, take a look at the following tips for a legal landing page that will significantly boost your conversion rates.

Hook Them with Your Headline

Your legal landing page can literally live or die based on your headline’s overall quality and “catchiness.” You have a ridiculously short amount of time—2-3 seconds—to grab your reader, entice them to read further, and stop their hand from clicking on its way. If your headline is truly great, it can even smooth the rough edges from other potential mistakes on down the page.

Don’t Use Your “Regular” Design Theme for Your Landing Page

While your legal website and legal blog may have a design theme which works just fine for your visual presentation of information, when you get to the landing page, you are attempting to bring your client’s mind into sharp focus on one specific action. In this instance you don’t want sidebars and multiple columns, or any extraneous stuff that can confuse or distract—thereby reducing conversions. No clutter is the rule on your legal landing page–create a clean, concise page that says what it says with style and punch, adding nothing else.

Don’t Muddy the Waters by Asking for Multiple Things

While we all tend to believe that the more choices we have, the happier we are, in reality this has been proven false time and time again. Many of us, when given too many choices, end up overwhelmed and frustrated, and our decision is to make no decision at all. Your legal landing page should ask for one specific action and only one. Whatever your question is, ask it straight up, in an unambiguous manner.

Remember to Concentrate Your Offer above the Fold

Most web surfers spend at least 80% of their scanning time above the fold. This is not to say that people absolutely won’t scroll down the page, but don’t assume they will continue without clicking away. Grab your potential client’s attention and hold on for dear life, but make sure you can deliver on what you are offering. You don’t ever want to lose your credibility by making an offer you can’t back up 100%.  Once you have hooked your reader, don’t distract them by offering multiple exits from your landing page. You want your visitor to be wholly focused on filling out your form for whatever you are offering.

Give Your Clients the Perfect Solution–Quickly

Most people who go to legal websites are looking for answers and your landing page should be the place they can find that answer in the most succinct manner possible. Identify the problem, and tell your potential client why you have the perfect solution. Keep your landing page short, sweet, and to the point, then deliver on your promises, and you will find your conversion rate moving steadily upward. And never forget—once you’ve succeeded in getting your visitor to fill out the form, make sure they are directed to a thank you message which can also briefly offer other solutions you may have.

Speak with a law firm marketing expert, not a sales person.  Call (769) 218-6099 if you want to improve your lawyer website and make more money.

Guaranteed Success in Legal Marketing Using Your Law Firm’s Website

Thursday, September 16th, 2010

According to American Lawyer Media statistics, the largest 100 legal firms spend an estimated $9-10 million dollar annually on business development and marketing for their business. The second 100 largest companies spend nearly $3 million per year. It is not unusual to see some of our nation’s smaller law firms with six-figure investments into the development and marketing for their legal business. These days a substantial amount of that budget is allocated to your legal firm’s website—and for good reason.

Your Budget/Your Team

Some in the business will tell you that you need one full-time marketer for every thirty or so attorneys in your firm, or that you should allocate from 2-6% of your gross revenues to business development and marketing, and, in general, these can be good guidelines. The reality, however, is tied less to the size of your firm or your budget, and more to where your firm sits when it comes to market share. Keep in mind that “lawyer marketing” is really just marketing—for lawyers. You must learn how to read your market and establish an effective marketing plan, most especially when dealing with the Internet and your firm’s lawyer website.

Market Factors

If you are wondering just which market factors you should consider when building the business development and marketing plan for your firm, the following are good, basic, guidelines to consider—both for internet websites and non-internet marketing as well:

  • How long has your firm been in business? While most of us expect we will spend more on marketing in the first few years in order to get the law firm up and going, the reality is that it takes money to make money, and where law firms are concerned your marketing budget will likely go up proportionately each and every year.
  • Who is your market? Personal injury, family and criminal laws spend considerably more money on development and marketing costs. This rule translates into website planning as well.
  • Is there something new in your firm that you’d like to announce to the world? How about a new partner, a new practice group, a firm merger, or a decision to target a particular industry? A website blog, or a Facebook or Twitter page is the ideal way to spread the good news.
  • Where do you envision your firm being in five years? Your firm needs to have a goal, a path, and a plan.
  • And perhaps the trickiest of all—look around—what is everybody else doing? If whatever you are doing is working fabulously—keep it to yourself! And unless you see another business that is wildly successful—ignore everyone else. It can be counterproductive to religiously peruse other law firm’s websites looking for that elusive, magical formula that makes instant success. Study your own business and hire great people. Spend the necessary amount of money, but make sure you get the right amount of bang for your buck.

Thank goodness the stigma associated with attorneys actively generating media coverage has all but disappeared. Legal publications abound, and legal reporters at newspapers and business magazines are practically stalked by law firms of all sizes seeking media attention. There are plenty of internet attorney directories online; do your research and make sure you are spending your online dollars productively.

Your Law Firm’s Website

In order to achieve a dominating presence across the internet, you need to become recognized, through your website, as an authority within your particular area of the law. The internet has changed everything about marketing attorney services, and as such has become incredibly competitive. In order to rise above your competition, you will need to create not only a dynamic website, but one that is chock-full of unique content. Lawyer website marketing is a completely different animal than it was even five years ago. Changes come quickly, and you must stay on your toes to be competitive.

Website Design

The ultimate website design will be geared toward increasing the chances that your firm’s ideal client will contact your law firm first. Your attorney website should be presented in a professional way that conveys experience and reliability. The bottom line on your website is whether or not your potential client takes action after surfing your site. You only have one chance to make a lasting impression on your law firm’s website, and most people will make a decision regarding whether or not they want to continue on your website in the first few seconds—never forget that presentation is everything.

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Engaging Content Means Increased Search Engine Optimization for Your Legal Website

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

Legal websites with little or no fresh, engaging content usually attract limited traffic, and even fewer contact to client conversions. The content on your legal website, in the form of articles, newsletters, blogs, etc., sends a message to potential clients and provides critical information for those searching for an attorney to handle their important legal matters. Even though search engines do not disclose the criteria they use to rank attorney websites, specialists in the field are able to spot trends which turn into hallmarks of effective online legal marketing, and content appears in those trends over and over.

Content = Credibility with Google, Yahoo, Bing and other Search Engines

One reason for the extreme importance of your legal website’s content is that great content increases the credibility of your firm. Content can give you the extra boost your legal firm needs to push you up above the rest of the crowd. Your legal content will serve as a source of education, assuring your future clients that you maintain a website which contains accurate sources of interesting and timely information. If your goal is to give your potential clients confidence in your firm’s capabilities and trustworthiness—and it certainly should be–then content which provides links to other helpful resources and quotes accurate law is essential.

The more useful the content a user can find on your website, the more likely they are to bookmark your firm’s site. Even if they do not need an attorney at this particular point in time, they will remember the information they gleaned from your website and either return, or refer a friend in need.

Content = Search Engine Optimization

Law firm SEO truly starts and ends with the content on your law firm’s website. Your content must be well-written and unique if your goal is to increase search engine optimization.

As search engines crawl through literally billions of web pages per month, they must determine which sites will rank close to the top. While many components factor into this complex decision, content is the most important one. Your precisely targeted content will ensure your website keeps clients coming back time after time.

Tell Google About Your Legal Website’s Content

Google will find your articles based on the written content; therefore you need to tell Google exactly what you are writing about by doing the following:

• Write articles that are at least 300 words, and are extremely topic-focused

• Use your keyword phrase in the title of the post

• Include keyword phrases in your content—but only in context, and don’t over-do it.

• Use a content management tool that offers SEO functionality and auto Sitemap building. Click here for more information.

While it is not a fact set in stone, it has been observed that if your article consists of more than 5% of your keyword phrases, search engines may penalize you for “keyword stuffing.” Your writing must flow, and although the keywords must be there, they must appear natural and not simply stuck here and there to get them in. Your articles must first appeal to your reader, then to Google.

Once you have informed Google about your legal website, craft your content keeping in mind the fact that web readers don’t read, they scan. Keep your paragraphs and sentences short and concise, and make good use of headlines and bolded items which highlight your most important messages. Next, use bullet points—judiciously—to make the scanned information easier for your reader to process. Remember that people don’t want to see your firm as “faceless,” but rather want to be able to personalize and feel as if they “know” you. You can accomplish this by using attorney biographies, newsletters and blogs, all of which humanize your law firm and make it feel accessible. Never forget that the average person does not have an understanding of “legalese,” and will, therefore, shy away from it. If your prospective client doesn’t have a clue what you are writing about, they will move on to the next legal website. People visit the Internet for information or entertainment, and your potential clients are looking for information. They want their questions answered quickly and concisely, and want to solve their problem in the most expedient manner possible. Keep your content informative, engaging, and update constantly. Soon you will find your firm at the top of the list with happy, repeat customers.

For expert guidance and free advice, call Lawyer Success, Inc to answer all of your questions. Call (769) 218-6099 today.

Outsource Your Website Content to Obtain and Sustain Your Success!

Sunday, August 8th, 2010

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Tips to Attract a lot of Traffic to Your Lawyer Website

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

There is a wide range of websites that are available in this day and age. This is not surprising given the fact that there are indeed so many operations and processes that have migrated online and which are able to give a world of convenience to users. This is one of the main reasons why a lot of lawyers want to use the services of capable and experienced lawyer website designer in order to have a world class website that is all so alluring to users and is also able to attract a number of online users.  As the website deisgn companies specialize into different niches, Lawyer Success has been producing high quality lawyer websites for over 8 years.

When you hire a skilled lawyer website designer, you are able to get across your vision for the website across so that you will be able to get a website that is exactly as per your specifications. This is quite suitable for those who would like to make sure that their website gets a lot of traffic. This is possible only if your website has something distinctive in its lawyer website design specifications that other competing sites are not able to offer at all.

Planning and developing an effective website is tough work and if you want to do it on your own, you risk making the types of mistakes that could cost your ability to have success.  Just as many people could file their own bankruptcy or divorce forms, this is would be inadvisable by any legal professional who understands all the potential pitfalls and unseen issues, it is advisable for you to look at Lawyer Success, Inc. as your partner in effective lawyer website design.

Our website design service produces some of the most top notch and top in class lawyer website designs available to take care of your deepest website designing needs. This is indeed quite an effective and systematic way to go about designing and configuring a suitable website that is able to attract a lot of traffic online.

There are a lot of people who are looking online for legal services. If you are able to put out unique and attractive content to catch their attention, you would be able to ensure that this catches their eye and that you would be able to garner a large part of the market. It also helps to have it optimized n terms of search engine optimization so that you are able to get a lot of traffic that can get translated later into dollar value business for you. This is the basic objective of a lawyer website and if you are successful you will be amazed at the results.

Call Lawyer Success, Inc today and speak to one of our veteran lawyer website design and search marketing specialists about your needs today. Call (769) 218-6099.

Attorney Website Content

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

LegalContentWriters.com is a newly released website that offers the most value for any attorneys hard earned money. They offer search engine rich and unique web content to your website! What I love about adding fresh content to my sites is the fact that it is an investment that pays off month after month!

Why pay for clicks? Once you have spend your money on clicks, that money is gone forever. With SEO content, your ad spend continues to drive new business each and every month. Plus you traffic increases month after month because the articles and web content is still on the website generating traffic.

Adding content also increases your website’s rankings with a well optimized website and content that is written for website visitors but is also written for the search engines. Keyword research is also very important as it will help you to write content that actual people are searching for. If you are interested in having someone write new content or law firm articles for your website than visit LegalContentWriters.com today to check out their lawyer writers, pricing and content samples. You may also call (769) 218-6099 for a free consultation and rate quote.

Website Content Services for Attorneys, Lawyers, Law Firms and Legal Professionals

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

The content on your lawyer website is the most important part of your website.

The content will change what customers find you and how long they stay.

It’s not the graphics, fonts, layout or logo that brings clients to your website. All those things may help and add value and credibility to your impression as a lawyer, BUT they will not get you the client.

On the web, content rules.

There are two reasons why content is priceless on the web.

First, content is what the search engines search to decide what kind of value your website brings to your customers. Search engines such as Google have one goal in mind- what kind of value is the website to our audience? Does it provide what the people are looking for? The more valuable your content is, the higher rank your site will get on the search engines.

Second, your content will gather your clients. Factors such as the design of your website, the readability of your pages, and the

This does not mean you have loud, annoying sales copy on your website.

Good content writers know this.

Think of writing content for your website in terms of hunting and fishing.

When you go hunting, the animals run and hide! They hear you coming. They know you spell DANGER and run for their lives! Of course, you run after them, attempting to shoot and catch the little critters.

Sales copy has that effect on people. You want to avoid that at all costs as you write the content for your website for attorneys.

Now, think of fishing. When you throw the line out in the water with the enticing bait on the end, do the fish swim away or come to take a nibble?

The curious fish approach the line. He is not sure if he wants it or not but the offer looks appealing. It looks like the answer to his problem.

Of course, the fishing analogy breaks down at this point.

Because, unlike the fisherman who wants to catch the fish to show off or to eat, you want to “catch” your clients because you have a valuable service to provide to them.

The “bait” you offer as a lawyer is the solution they need for the problem they currently have.

The biggest mistake most professionals make when writing content is focusing on them when they should be focusing on their clients. Don’t show off your services, show your client how your service solves their problem.

You must write your copy from the point of view of the client. They search the internet thinking about themselves, about their problem, about their circumstance and how they are going to fix it.

The breakthrough moment arrives when the client resonates with your content. When their response is, “wow, this lawyer knows what I’m going through.”

This is the bait that lures the client in.

Now, the bait may come in other forms as well.

The bait can be the unique service you provide, your USP- unique selling proposition, the way you stand out from the other lawyers in your field. The bait could be a subscription to your e-newsletter or a special report, a special price or fee waiver.

Whatever it is, remember your client is looking for specific answers when they look for you.

Remember the rules of direct marketing. Make a call to action to your potential clients. Always include an offer. This is not a hard sell, this is a smart sell. For you and your clients.

Otherwise, the fish that come to your side of the pond will grow disinterested and find more alluring bait elsewhere.

When you sit down to write your content, focus on fishing!

Writing valuable content for your website takes a lot of time. To focus your business on your law practice, enlist the service of a content writer for attorneys who can write what you need.

At Lawyer Success, our writers are lawyers who are familiar with the content you need, including legal terms, ethical rules for lawyers and state laws and regulations.

We can save you time and provide content that will not only interest and please your customers, but drive the traffic to your website.

For a free consultation concerning content services for your attorney website call us today at (769) 218-6099.

At Lawyer Success, “Your Success is Our Business.” Each new client is treated as if they were our only client and we understand that your success with our services is our responsibility and is critical to a long term client for our company. Lawyer Success, Inc. was founded by law firm marketing expert James Greenier. Over the past 11 years, Mr. Greenier has personally worked on, developed or consulted with 7 of the top 10 most trafficked legal websites on the Internet. He also served as the primary web marketing advisor for over 3,500 law firms. He will be your primary contact at all times and will develop the strategy for your project. He will also personally supervise and participate in your project to ensure that you receive the highest level of service, support and performance. For a free consultation concerning content services for your lawyer website call (769) 218-6099 to discuss your project today.

Why You Need to Hire a Legal Content Writer for Your Attorney Website

Friday, March 5th, 2010

In the popular book, “The Four Hour Workweek” Timothy Ferris makes the very impressive argument for outsourcing everything that can be done by someone else. He emphasizes the importance of delegating tasks to focus on the things that you do the best.

In summary- the most streamlined, effective, productive people are the ones who know how to delegate.

While most of us have no intention of trying to shave our workweek down to four hours, we do have the desire to focus on our energy and attention on what we do best. As a result, the other tasks on our lists may get delayed, avoided, or (hopefully) delegated.

Writing content should definitely be on your list to hire out on.

These are the top 7 reasons you should hire a content writer for your attorney website:

1. The web has become complicated. Now, you don’t just have to write intelligently to get your readers attention. Studies show the average reader on a website gets bored and clicks away from a website in about 10 second IF they don’t see what they want. You essentially have to reel in the reader into your copy when they find your web site. A content writer knows the methods to get people to stay.

2. Readers are smart and task oriented. They come to the Internet to find something. Unfortunately, most websites are not user friendly. An experienced content writer knows WHAT the reader is looking for and HOW to write it so the reader feels they have found what they wanted.

3. Search engines like Google and Bing send out “spiders” to search websites for original and helpful content. They look for “key words”- words that repeat themselves or “key” your website to people. There are specific methods to insert keywords into your content, causing the search engines to pick up on the specific words, increasing your rating on the search engine ladder.

4. Writing can be tedious. It typically takes hours to write content for an effective website.

5. Good marketers know that people make decisions from their heart, not their head. Your content writers must be aware of the needs people have when looking for a lawyer. These needs ultimately trump the logical decision making brain. This must be reflected in the website to secure leads.

6. Professional websites are different from other websites. It is essentially your business card and your first impression for your future customers. A professional content writer is aware of what the consumer is looking for in a professional attorney’s website and what they should find. He writes from the reader’s point of view.

7. Different perspectives. As a lawyer, you want to grow your business by helping people with your services. Your future clients want to achieve their goals (in a legal case, they need an attorney to reach those goals). The content writer writes with the client’s goals in mind.

Ultimately, the content writer for your attorney website creates a strong selling website by keeping your clients as their focus and your services as the benefit.

Could you learn all of these things? Of course you could! But I wouldn’t recommend it. Becoming an expert at internet marketing and copywriting would take hundreds of hours. These are hours that you could spend doing what you do best: practicing law and helping people.

Furthermore, at Lawyer Success we employ legal content writers who are lawyers and are familiar with not only the writing aspect of an attorney’s website, but the sensitive legal issues and state laws that you deal with and an understanding of legal consumer needs.

When we handle your content, you can be assured that not only are you getting quality content, but it is being handled in the most professional way possible.

For a free consultation concerning hiring a legal content writer for your website call us today at (769) 218-6099.

At Lawyer Success, “Your Success is Our Business.” Each new client is treated as if they were our only client and we understand that your success with our services is our responsibility and is critical to a long term client for our company. Lawyer Success, Inc. was founded by law firm marketing expert James Greenier. Over the past 11 years, Mr. Greenier has personally worked on, developed or consulted with 7 of the top 10 most trafficked legal websites on the Internet. He also served as the primary web marketing advisor for over 3,500 law firms. He will be your primary contact at all times and will develop the strategy for your project. He will also personally supervise and participate in your project to ensure that you receive the highest level of service, support and performance. For a free consultation concerning hiring a content writer for your web site call us today at (769) 218-6099.