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Lawyer's Guide to Marketing on the Internet

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ISBN-10: 1590318765

ISBN-13: 9781590318768

Edition: 3rd 2007

Authors: Gregory H. Siskind, Deborah McMurray, Richard P. Klau

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In this up-to-date third edition of The Lawyer's Guide to Marketing on the Internet, you'll learn how to make the latest technology work for your practice and increase your firm's visibility. This comprehensive resource provides proven online marketing strategies and guides you on how to effectively and efficiently market your law practice.
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Book details

List price: $84.95
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: American Bar Association
Publication date: 11/30/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 200
Size: 7.37" wide x 10.12" long x 0.48" tall
Weight: 0.946
Language: English

About the Authorsp. ix
Acknowledgmentsp. xi
Introduction: Approaching Internet Marketing: Developing a Planp. 1
Developing an Internet Marketing Planp. 3
Analyze Your Firmp. 3
Analyze Your Practicep. 3
Analyze How You Market Your Practicep. 4
Analyze the Perception of the Firmp. 4
Identify the Firm's Qualitiesp. 4
Analyze Your Marketing Approachp. 5
Survey Your Clientsp. 6
Domain Namesp. 6
Announcing and Promoting Your Web Sitep. 7
Positioning Your Firm and Your Lawyersp. 8
Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Marketingp. 8
Growing Your Sitep. 9
What Do Buyers of Legal Services Want from Your Site?p. 9
Practice Descriptions and Industry Strengthp. 10
Lawyer Biographiesp. 10
What Do Your Future Employees Want from Your Site?p. 11
Web Site Design Issuesp. 13
Communicating Your Messagep. 14
Graphic Design Basicsp. 16
Screen Resolutionp. 17
Web Site and Page Load Timep. 18
The Layout of Your Text (Line Length)p. 19
Consistency in Designp. 19
The Anti-Heavy Graphics Approachp. 19
Animation and Soundp. 21
Web Site Irritationsp. 24
Print and E-mail Your Web Site Pagesp. 25
Testing Your Sitep. 27
Promotional Contentp. 29
Promotional Contentp. 30
Lawyer Biographiesp. 30
Photosp. 31
"Above the Fold"p. 31
Contact Informationp. 31
Cross-linkingp. 31
Summary Biosp. 32
Practice Descriptionsp. 34
Proofp. 35
Naming Clientsp. 35
Cross-linkingp. 36
Your Voice and Tonep. 36
Be Daring Enough to Be Uniquep. 38
Lawyer versus Attorneyp. 38
Text Pages versus PDFsp. 38
About the Firmp. 41
Firm Mission Statement or Introductionp. 41
Brief Firm Profilep. 41
Firm Historyp. 41
Awardsp. 43
Pro Bono and Community Servicep. 43
Podcasts, Audio, Videop. 44
Highlighting Client Informationp. 45
Contact Informationp. 45
News Storiesp. 46
Announcements and Firm Newsp. 46
Press Roomp. 48
Recruitingp. 48
Alumnip. 48
Multilingual Features on Web Sitesp. 49
Informational Contentp. 53
Newslettersp. 54
Case Studiesp. 56
Discussion Boardsp. 56
Audio and Video Contentp. 57
Documents Collectionsp. 57
News Feedsp. 58
Ancillary Businessesp. 58
Links Pagesp. 58
Subsidiary or Vertical Sitesp. 59
Navigational Toolsp. 61
Hyperlinksp. 62
Breadcrumb Navigationp. 63
Site Mapsp. 63
Site Search Featuresp. 63
Interactive Toolsp. 67
Registration Formsp. 68
What Information Should You Request?p. 68
Presentationsp. 69
Client Surveysp. 70
Request Information Buttonsp. 71
E-mailing Biographies, Practice Pages, and Articles to Other Partiesp. 71
Choosing Your Web Consultantsp. 73
Your Web Site Teamp. 73
Internal Team Membersp. 74
External Team Membersp. 74
Whom Should You Choose? How Should You Choose?p. 74
One-Stop Shop Optionp. 75
Web Designer or Developerp. 75
Strategy and Creative Directorp. 76
Copywriter/Copy Editorp. 77
Hostingp. 77
Advantages of External Hostingp. 78
Disadvantages of External Hostingp. 78
Tracking and Analyticsp. 79
Web Site RFPsp. 80
Web Site Maintenancep. 80
E-mail Marketingp. 83
E-mail Netiquettep. 83
Leveraging the Mass Appeal of E-mailp. 88
Mass Mailings and Spamp. 88
Should You Use Your E-mail Program?p. 89
Discussion Lists and Distribution Listsp. 91
Discussion Listsp. 91
Distribution Listsp. 92
Why Use E-mail for Marketing?p. 93
Implementing an E-mail Marketing Strategyp. 93
On a Shoestringp. 93
Web-Based Group Servicesp. 94
With a Budgetp. 94
What Goes in Your E-mail Messages?p. 95
The Benefits of E-mail Marketingp. 96
A Word about Newsgroupsp. 96
Tips and Tricks for E-mail Marketingp. 97
Summary of Key Web-based E-mail Servicesp. 99
Summary of Key E-mailing List Software Packagesp. 100
Summary of Web-based E-mail Hosting Servicesp. 101
Weblogs and Podcastsp. 103
Weblogs as Marketing Vehiclep. 104
Googlep. 105
Note on PageRankp. 105
How to Be an Expert at Googlep. 106
Public Relations Benefitp. 107
Publicizing Your Weblogp. 108
Establishing Lawyers as Subject Matter Expertsp. 108
What to Say on Your Blogp. 108
Linking to Other Sites-Keep a "Blogroll"p. 110
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Weblogp. 110
RSS Feedsp. 111
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Feedsp. 112
Podcastsp. 112
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Podcastsp. 113
Web Seminars and Social Networking Sitesp. 115
Overviewp. 115
Features and Functionsp. 116
Webinar Providersp. 117
Best Practicesp. 119
A Word on Second Lifep. 121
Advertising and Search Engine Optimizationp. 123
Paid Searchp. 123
Contextual Advertisingp. 126
Brand Buildingp. 127
Best Practicesp. 128
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)p. 129
The Criteria for Online Awarenessp. 130
The Common Sense of Search Engine Optimization Basicsp. 131
Beyond the Basicsp. 134
To See Results, You Have to Be Lookingp. 135
Visibility Alone Isn't Enoughp. 136
The Real Story About Your Web Sitep. 136
Buyer Bewarep. 136
Glossary of SEO Termsp. 137
Measuring the Results of Your Internet Effortsp. 139
On a Shoestringp. 139
E-mailp. 140
RSSp. 141
On a Budgetp. 142
Now What?p. 144
Measuring Your Return on Investmentp. 145
Scenario for Fictitious Law Firm, Snow & Snow LLPp. 146
Inbound Communicationsp. 146
The Ethics of Client Development Through Technologyp. 149
Why Compliance Mattersp. 150
What Do the Ethics Rules Cover?p. 150
Do the Rules Govern Client Development in Cyberspace?p. 152
Format and Content of the Rulesp. 153
False and Misleading Communicationsp. 153
Advertising Rulesp. 155
Solicitationp. 156
Specializationp. 157
Application of the Rules to Technologyp. 158
Web Sites and Weblogsp. 158
Directoriesp. 160
E-mail Solicitationsp. 161
Case Biddingp. 162
Sponsored Links and Pay-per-Clickp. 163
Social Networking and Gamingp. 164
Multistate Compliancep. 164
Conclusionp. 165
Indexp. 167
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