Your page titles need to be compelling enough to drive traffic to your site, and your page’s headers need to be compelling enough to keep a reader interested. There are some common mistakes that can make otherwise compelling content less appealing to a web visitor. Here are the three most common mistakes related to titles and headers on law firm websites.

Good website content drives the success of a law firm website. However, it’s not the only feature that a successful law firm website needs. Your site also needs easy-to-use navigation. The best way to develop your law firm website’s navigation is to start with a few pages and leave room for growth and development. Here’s how to create a navigation that is easy for your potential clients to use and keeps your content neatly organized.

When you hire a ghostwriter, staying in control comes down to three key concepts: delegating wisely, empowering someone who abides by the necessary rules, and maintaining editorial control so that you have final say over what appears on your website. If you plan to hire a ghostwriter, here’s what you’ll want to know about staying in control of your law firm’s website.

Halloween is just around the corner, and it’s a holiday that attorneys in many practice areas can benefit from by integrating it into their content marketing. One of the best ways to use this holiday to boost awareness and improve your firm’s visibility is by writing holiday-related blog posts. Here are some potential ideas for a number of practice areas.

Many times, we see law firm case results that state the result without providing valuable, additional context. That additional information brings the case result to life and helps potential clients understand what went into that victory, verdict amount, or not guilty verdict. Here’s what you need to know about writing case results that inspire your potential clients to contact your law firm.

Law firm blogging is easier to do when you understand what makes a good blog post, where blog posts fit into the bigger picture of your online marketing, and when it makes sense to blog. In this post, we’ll show you how to start blogging on your law firm’s website.

One of the best ways to understand your ideal potential client is to create a client persona. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the basic elements of a client persona and when it makes sense to have more than one.

Law firm blogging is a popular topic: It can help you develop your reputation as a thought leader, capitalize on the discussion surrounding current events, and drive more traffic to your law firm’s website. However, blogs generally only work well if you take a strategic approach with them. Learn about three common mistakes in this blog post.