In this crazy world of expanding technology, website and marketing trends change constantly. I collaborated with Attorneys at Work to explain what trends I believe you should implement in your content strategy in 2018.
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Madia Law, based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a firm focused on trial law. It was important to refine the messaging for the firm to ensure that the core competency of taking cases to trial (and winning) is conveyed to potential clients.
While the firm has a solid SEO strategy that helps the website rank well on Google, we wanted to ensure peak performance of the site. We addressed any issues with load times, broken links, and outdated pages or posts to improve the overall ranking and results for the firm’s SEO strategy.
“One of the things that a lot of people are missing or not quite getting right is the positioning and messaging and how to really be strategic with their content. So making sure that they’re speaking to their clients and making sure that it’s really client-centric, instead of where it was in the beginning with those brochure sites where it was very, more egocentric for the firm and it was much more about let us tell you about where we all went to law school and how many cases we’ve solved.”
There is a need to shift many of the ways in which you might typically do business to accommodate the post-COVID changes, and adjusting your marketing efforts to reflect a changed world. What exactly can we expect from the future of digital marketing for law firms in a post-pandemic world? Here’s a quick overview.