How Attorneys Can Harness Social Media For Their Legal Marketing and SEO
Some people are such big names that they transcend traditional social media. At least, that's what's happening with NBA player Stephen Curry. The Golden State Warriors basketball star has a huge Twitter following. More than 4.5 million followers, in fact. But it...
5 SEO Misconceptions That Could Hurt Your Law Firm
In his recent SearchEngineLand article, guest author Jayson DeMers writes that search engine optimization has been a constant nearly as long as search engines themselves. Yet, opinions about SEO have always been varied. So then, despite how long SEO has been around,...
Lawyers: Can Easy-To-Read Blogs Get Better Results?
The Boston Globe recently revealed something fascinating. They reviewed 19 presidential candidates speeches using Flesch-Kincaid analysis -- a readability test that provides a grade-level ranking based on word choice and sentence structure. The more intricate the...
Attorney Blog Idea: Misunderstood Legal Terms
In my last post about blog ideas for attorneys, I wrote about the value in debunking myths about the law. Whether those myths are specific to your practice area or just the law in general, this sort of blog post provides both interesting and educational content. It...
Review of FreshMail For Law Firm Email Marketing
In yesterday's post, I reviewed Cakemail, a software that, in general, is likely to provide law firms with the basic tools they need to do email marketing. Today, I'll review FreshMail, another popular marketing automation software. If you're already familiar with...
Review of Cakemail for Law Firm Email Marketing
Yesterday, I covered an email marketing software called AWeber, which is a nice choice for lawyers who are looking for an array of email marketing features with a very reasonable price tag. Today, I'll critique Cakemail, another marketing automation tool. If you're...
Review of AWeber for Law Firm Email Marketing
In yesterday's post, I looked at Vertical Response. Overall, it's a marketing automation software that will provide law firms with the basic tools they need to improve their email marketing at a reasonable price. Today, I'll look at AWeber, another email marketing...
Review of Vertical Response for Law Firm Email Marketing
In my last post about email marketing, I reviewed Campaigner, a marketing automation software that is both well-priced and well-rounded in terms of its offerings for law firms. It's a software lawyers may want to use to improve their email marketing and decrease the...
A Review of Grammarly For Attorneys
In a recent blog post about avoiding cringeworthy emails, I discussed the importance of proofing your law firm's emails before they're sent out. Attorneys can better proof their emails, websites, and blog content with grammar and spell checkers. One that may be of...
Review of Campaigner for Law Firm Email Marketing
In my last review, I looked at GetResponse, which is, overall, a nice selection for law firms that want to improve their email marketing and marketing automation. In today's review, I'll look at Campaigner, another email marketing software for law firms. You can learn...
Lawyers Should Blog About Famous Or Relatable Cases
Yesterday, I announced a new series we're offering on blog post ideas for attorneys. Maybe you're just starting a blog, you're short on inspiration, or you've been writing pieces that aren't attracting the kind of attention you'd like them to. No matter which...
Attorney Blog Post Ideas: Series Introduction
Today, I'm introducing a series on blog post ideas for lawyers. Attorneys who aren't blogging, have a blog but aren't using it, or are simply using it incorrectly, are missing out on the myriad benefits that posting content can have for their law firm. Blogging is a...
How Often Should Lawyers Blog?
As I've discussed in previous posts, lawyers who blog for their law firm will have the upper hand when it comes to building their business. But even if you recognize how important blogging is to your law firm's success, you may be wondering: How often do I need to...
Review of GetResponse for Law Firm Email Marketing
In my last series post, I reviewed iContact -- a marketing automation software that, with a diverse set of useful features and competitive pricing, is a good email marketing software choice for your law firm. Today, I'll report on GetResponse, the first email...
Law Firm Blog Topics Your Clients Will Read
In one of my recent posts, I discussed why it's so important for lawyers to avoid hoarding content and keep a regular blog. But even if you recognize why blogging is so crucial to the success of your law firm, it can feel overwhelming to try and produce ideas for...
Review of iContact for Law Firm Email Marketing
In my last post, I reviewed MailChimp, a marketing automation software that, despite its funny name, packs a serious punch for email marketing. Having reviewed Drip and Constant Contact as well, today I'll move onto reviewing iContact, another email marketing program....
Why Lawyers Should Blog About What They Know
If you're reading this blog, you might be a practicing attorney, a law student, or even an undergrad who's thinking about going to law school. Regardless of which category you belong to, there's a good chance you're often reminded how much time and effort you've put...
Review of MailChimp Marketing Automation for Lawyers
In my last few posts, I've been reviewing marketing automation software for attorneys. I recently reviewed Drip, a lightweight, email marketing software that we use here at LawLytics. I also reviewed Constant Contact, a marketing automation program that's been around...
Review of Constant Contact Email Marketing for Lawyers
In my last series post, I discussed the advantages and potential drawbacks to the marketing automation software known as Drip. Overall, it's a great tool that's unfussy and gets the job done. You can read my review here. Today, as we continue along with our email...
Review of Drip Marketing Automation for Lawyers
Yesterday, I introduced our new series about email marketing for lawyers and marketing automation. Today, we're going to take a look at a program called "Drip." We're starting with Drip because it happens to be a tool we use internally at LawLytics. In fact, if you...