The more you publish the more you are going to be seen and shared on the web by other people, which can translate to increased page views, conversions and sales.
If an attorney leaves the law firm, his or her name should be removed from the website immediately. Leaving the departed attorney’s name on the website could be viewed as misleading, which can get you in trouble with the many bar associations.
If you don’t have the luxury or time of hiring a copyeditor, there are tools designed to help quickly sweep through your content and give you tips on how to improve everything from repeat words, consistency, pacing, and spelling.
You wrote your website content and posted it yourself using your online CMS. You own the copyright to the content. When you leave your web development team you also have every right to the data … but, in what format?
For decades, journalists have turned to lawyers when a local story breaks that has a legal angle. So, when you snag the interview and the article is published what do you do?
If you feel your website is out of date or simply not as impressive as it once was, then use this five-step audit to determine if it’s time for an upgrade.
Writing for the web is different than drafting briefs or research essays. Users on your site will scan content, they won’t read every word, so you should write with this understanding in mind. When drafting content for your website focus on the word count, text dividers and call-to-actions.
How to Successfully Publish in National News Publications Publishing in national news and trade publications is an excellent way to boost your visibility, gain professional credibility and drive traffic to your website. However, getting published in high-profile publications involves more than…