Although some people still do searches on their desktops, most people use their mobile phones which means content needs to be designed with a five-inch screen in mind. While a mobile-friendly website that was designed for desktop but available on mobile is necessary, preferably your website will be optimized for mobile, or designed for mobile …
Clients purchase from businesses they know, like, and trust. This is especially true for law firms that are handling sensitive and personal matters for their clients. Live presentations and workshops are a great way to engage and let potential clients know who you are and why they should trust you with their business. The goal …
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Many attorneys are understandably fearful of replying to negative online reviews. The truth is that potential clients (roughly 84% of them) will most likely rely on social media posts, ratings, and reviews of others when deciding whether to use your services. Once information is on the internet it does not go away. Avoiding a negative review is …
On March 27, 2014, the Second District Court of Appeal opinion affirmed the jury verdict of $287,400 in favor of Plaintiff Rashawna Taylor, a single mother, low income earner who was subjected to subtle forms of discrimination, but not termination. Read the press release
Ever had a customer lay into you? Ever had a manager fume from the ears because his goals aren’t met? Have you ever walked into a situation where you feel everything is fine and dandy, only to be greeted with anger and frustration on the other side of the table? Of course you have. We …
When you’re developing your digital marketing strategy, make sure to keep in mind where you should be submitting your content. Here is a list of resources for content submission, from articles to press releases and social bookmarking sites.
