Website Technology
5 Tips For Creating Captivating Content
When you want to stand out from other law firms online, it can be difficult when it comes to writing engaging blog content that instantly
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Why you need to use analytics on your website
Most law firm owners are always looking for ways to grow their firm, especially online. Considering ecommerce sales rose by 43% in 2020, many firms
Website Technology
How to Create a FAQ Video Your Clients Will Watch
As a lawyer, you already know that your clients will have questions. Answering the same inquiries day in and day out is part of the
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How to Use Image Alt Tags for Accessibility
There is an increasing movement to make the internet more accessible for all users, including blind or visually impaired users. This has led to increased
Website Technology
Why You Should Always Manage Your Own Domain Name
Your name means a lot to your firm. In fact, for most law firms, it literally is the name of the attorney(s) that is used
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Your Guide to Speed Tests
Website speed is one of the most important metrics for you to track with your site. In fact, the speed with which your website loads
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How Lazy Loading Speeds Up Your Website
The last thing you want is for a potential client’s first experience with your firm to be an aggravatingly slow loading time on your website. For this reason, it makes sense to embrace what developers often refer to as “lazy loading.”
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What to Include in Your Privacy Policy
As an attorney, you deal with a lot of private or confidential information. Before a client begins working with you, they’re going to want to
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How a Website Backup Can Save the Day
Your website is your law firm’s gateway to your clients. So imagine what happens if you make a mistake while working in the back end
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6 WordPress Maintenance Tasks You Should Be Doing Regularly
It’s understandable if basic website maintenance isn’t exactly at the top of your mind. As someone who runs their own legal practice, you’ve got plenty
