You might have seen that Twitter has launched a new native analytics dashboard for organic Tweets.
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You might have seen that Twitter has launched a new native analytics dashboard for organic Tweets.
As we specialise in generating business online for our law firm and professional service clients, Moz is one of our main sources of information when it comes to all things digital. Their recent article The Month Google Shook the SERPs highlights the ephemeral nature of Google’s search engine result pages (SERP).
It has been a momentous couple of weeks for Moore Legal Technology; with the expansion of our team, our new website going live and the team officially moving in to our new offices.
For some people, finding the right solicitor is half the battle. So, how do they find exactly what they are looking for with someone they can trust? Previously consumers would refer to family and friends for referrals but, as our new digital marketing expert Nicole Donald notes following new research outlined below, it seem times are changing as the Internet emerges as the number one resource.
I founded Moore Legal Technology more than a decade ago. In that time, we have gone from strength to strength. I started MLT in 2003 because I spotted a growing chasm in the legal services industry – that between the partners, many of whom who had earned their stripes before the fax machine was invented, and the IT support department. The 'dot com' boom was over, and the technological tide was rising again. It was time for law firms to embrace the economic potential of the internet.
Experienced solicitors Scott and Fiona Rasmusen have been at the helm of leading family law firm Gibson Kerr for many years and, working with Moore Legal Technology, have been leading the firm into a new age of internet marketing for its services.
Does your marketing spend generate a positive return on investment? If not, or if you're not sure, you are in the same boat as many of the law firms we speak to.
Your firm has an in-house marketing function that includes a bespoke web and digital team. You tell them what you want to say and they say it for you. Sorted. Right? So why aren't you receiving the level of enquiries you feel your practice area or sector group should be receiving given the level of expertise and experience within your team? Why is your firm's website working harder for others than it is for you? Just what can you do to generate more profitable business through your firm's website?
When we first started generating business online for law firms we always had a hurdle to overcome – the doubt and scepticism of lawyers. I would like to say that as the Internet has become a fundamental tool in the day to day life of the legal professional this hurdle has disappeared, but I’d be lying. Despite using the Internet to find and buy all types of products and services sometimes lawyers, for some bizarre reason, think that this same type of buyer behaviour does not apply to them.
If you think that all you need to succeed online is a website and a few social media accounts, think again. A recent infographic published by Scott Brinker at the Chief Marketing Technology blog (h/t MarketingProfs) reveals the immense scale of applications, tools and providers in the online (and indeed offline) marketing technology landscapes across the world.
The snappily monikered Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has finally won its fight to increase the number of available generic top-level domain (gTLD) names. 1,000 new domain endings are about to join those currently in use, the most well-known of which include .com, .org, .net and, in the UK, co.uk.
It’s not often that a lawyer manages to create a piece of epic content marketing in the personal injury legal sphere, less so in the UK than the US. But that’s exactly what injury attorney Jamie Casino has achieved in his recent Super Bowl commercial. In essence, Mr Casino booked out two-minutes of prime-time ad space during the Super Bowl for a local Georgia TV channel and his performance, shown below, has since gone viral across the world. Here are what I would consider to be the 5 most epic and remarkable aspects:-
January is a peculiar month in the online legal marketing world. Without fail, every year, web traffic for ‘divorce’ tends to skyrocket after Christmas and into January and through to March. While separating couples are experiencing misery (well, in some cases relief) when going through a break-up or divorce in January, savvy internet marketers see opportunities for their family law firm clients online. And it’s important to act on such a seasonal variation, a time when generating family law advice and divorce leads can make or break a family law practice’s bottom line for the year ahead.
This is the time of year when we all resolve to be better, to eat better, drink less, exercise more (see our recent blog post for the MLT team's efforts to get fit) etc. That being the case we thought that it would be useful to take a look at what you could resolve to do in order to make your online presence stronger, healthier and in a better position to help you increase your turnover.
Congratulations to our client Jonathan Fisher QC on the recent launch of White Collar Crime Portal, a new website designed to enable law and accountancy practitioners to share their thoughts on significant developments in the field of white collar crime.
A big thank you to everybody who has donated money over the past four weeks. We are delighted to say that we have surpassed our target for the month, with over £500 (so far) being raised for a great cause.
A big thank you to everybody who has donated money so far, we are 99% of the way to reaching our target.
Thanks to your generosity we are half way to reaching our target of £500 at the half way stage of our month long fundraising efforts.
As the team has been out and about this week, today has been interesting as we have for the first time been able to review progress of our facial embellishments under one roof.
