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SEO Best Practices for Lawyers (with Avvo)
Avvo, the attorney rating and listing site, fields calls and emails about SEO best practices…
The Devolution of the Affiliate Program
I’m a DirectTV customer, and have been for some time. Generally, I’ve had a good…
How to Remove SEOQuake from Your Chrome Browser
I installed SEOQuake to help with statistics. I’ve found it to only be a distraction,…
Legal Bloggers: Getting Your Content Scraped? Fight Back!
Content scraping is an obvious copyright violation, but, if one writes well and often enough, as the introductory quote from blogger Eileen Smith’s post about dealing with the fallout of being ‘scraped’ indicates, it becomes a fact of life online. So, what’s a legal content producer to do?
Blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn for Lawyers : Nagging Questions
Yesterday at the MILOFest conference someone confessed they were on the sidelines of the social…
Smiling, Happiness, and How to Make a Good First Impression
As the end of year and holiday season quickly approaches, many folks begin to focus…
Free Webinar: How to Design Your Own Blog and Website with Headway
We’re very excited to have the Co-Founder of Headway Themes this Friday to demonstrate how…
Your Twitter Follower Stats – What They Mean
To anyone on Twitter, raise your hand if you don’t pay attention to your number…
5 Amazing Sales and Business Books for Attorneys
Over the past few years of building Rocket Matter, we’ve relied heavily on the sage wisdom of a handful of business and sales books which have really made a difference for us. Here are five business books which lawyers can use in their practice.
How Much Time Should Lawyers Spend Blogging and Tweeting?
Since there are so many online social communities and mediums and only so many hours in the day, it helps to get a handle around some data to make some time allotment decisions.
How to Use Blogs, Twitter & LinkedIn for Legal (hosted by Fastcase)
Finally, the straight dope on social media. Blogging can help legal professionals position themselves build a web presence, protect their reputations, and build business. Social media tools like Twitter and LinkedIn can also help you grow your practice, but how much really, and how much time should you spend on them?
How to Gain More Clients with Calls to Action – Free Webinar
Your website most likely could generate a lot more leads than it currently does. If you’re asking yourself, “what’s a call to action”, this post is a good place to start. A call to action, or CTA for short, is marketing-speak for an image or text that urges a visitor to your website to take a certain action, like fill out a contact form or sign up for a newsletter.
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