Katherine Hollar Barnard | Most of us assume the more experience we can show, the more impressive our bios become. But research shows that is the wrong approach.

Nancy Slome | Gone are the days of keyword stuffing and other tactics for manipulating search algorithms. Shortcuts don’t exist anymore.

Mark Homer | Beyond your homepage, your website should have pages for each attorney, your practice areas, and how to contact your firm.

Mark Homer | Put yourself in the shoes of a referral and ask whether your website helps or hurts you and your law firm's brand.

Mike Zellmer | Hiring a lawyer is intimidating and stressful: To create a great website experience for inexperienced clients, answer questions, show you understand, demonstrate your qualifications — and don't hide your personality.

Product Review | Lawlytics' platform offers an off-the-shelf, turnkey option for law firm websites and online marketing, along with the ROI, control and costs savings law firms need.

Mark Homer | A plan for claiming the most important online directory listings for your firm — and a cheat sheet to make it more efficient to update them.

Karin Conroy | Once life returns to some sort of normal, expect a spike in demand for legal services. How to prepare? Your website strategy is a good place to start.

Nancy Slome | Much has been said about what it takes to write a good law firm bio. But what about your site's practice and industry pages? Begin anew with these seven tips for engaging descriptions. 

Karin Conroy | If you stop at SEO, you’re cheating yourself out of the opportunity to convert more visitors into loyal, longtime clients.