Tag: Law Firm Websites

Your blog post title should convey how the content in your blog post will help solve their problems.

You really need to do this.

This revelation should energize and excite you, as managing parter Bruce Stachenfeld explains.

A few more things that are almost certainly a waste of time in terms of business development (or, at the very least, not the best use of your time).

Lawyers aren't special snowflakes; we must follow the same rules as other players in the digital economy.

There is no refuting the business success that lawyers who publish good blogs as independent sites have experienced.

If you spend an hour or so building your online profile and then 15 minutes a week enhancing it, you’ll see great results.

Another law firm website fail.

One Biglaw firm recently hit the reset button on their online presence and not everyone is happy.

We are at a point in society where it is no longer cute to be technologically impaired. The world is technologically savvy, our clients are technologically savvy, and our jurors are technologically savvy. You can’t play the “but I’m just a lawyer” card anymore when it comes to technology IQ. Here are three things that […]

How are the goals of law firm websites changing?

Here are a few easy things you can do to make yourself look good to prospective clients.

What might the law firm website of the future look like? Thoughts from Kevin O'Keefe of LexBlog.

Given the skepticism that puffery breeds, how can you write an online bio that actually persuades a reader?

* The Magic Circle isn’t very magical across the pond in New York City. Four out of five firms from the U.K. — Allen & Overy, Clifford Chance, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, and Linklaters — have yet to pull rabbits out of their

How much would it cost you to buy the former domain name of dearly departed Dewey & LeBoeuf?

What might Shaft’s website look like if he were a lawyer?