LawLytics Blog

Law firm blogging is a popular topic in the legal marketing community. Whether you’re just starting to blog or frustrated by a lack of progress, this blog post will give you key tips for writing blog posts that attract and engage potential clients.

When potential clients are trying to determine if you’re the right attorney for their needs, they’ll want to see how you’ve helped others in the past. Reviews and recommendations from happy former clients can serve as essential points of social proof that a potential client needs to decide to contact your law firm. Your reputation is a valuable asset. Here’s how to get the most out of recommendations and positive reviews on your law firm’s website.

The titles and headers that you create on your law firm website pages are among the first impressions that a potential client may have of your firm. When they’re created with potential clients in mind, good titles and headers can help you attract more business to your law firm’s website. Here’s what you need to know about creating titles and headers that get the attention of potential clients.

High-quality website content on law firm websites is the most effective way to drive more potential clients to your law firm. But as you begin creating content for your law firm’s website, you may wonder: How long should my firm’s pages and blog posts be? In this blog post, we explain how page length plays into your law firm’s online visibility and how to know when a page or post should be long or short.

In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to connect your content effectively — and keep your potential clients engaged with you — through the use of internal links on your law firm’s website.

Your law firm’s case results can go a long way toward convincing a potential client that you’re the right attorney to represent them. In this blog post, we’ll show you how the right strategy and tools make it easy to create case results that work harder for your firm.

In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to create practice area pages that serve as the foundation for your law firm’s website and encourage potential clients to decide to contact your law firm.

In our recent series about beginning content creation tips for lawyers, we’ve covered how potential clients find attorneys online and the key elements of law firm website content that performs well. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to develop a compelling attorney bio that engages potential clients and sets a foundation for driving more and better potential clients to your law firm.