You’ve worked hard to get where you are. Or, maybe you’ve just been around for a long time, and accidentally stumbled into some good SEO for your market. Here are some tips for redesigning your website while preserving your existing SEO equity.
Effective website design starts with the business owner getting clear on what’s actually important to the success of the venture.
Many of my clients, even though they are blog post READERS, are very intimidated by the idea of being blog post WRITERS. Or even having a blog, because of the fear that the comments section will degenerate into a flame war free-for-all like CNN.
I’m here to disabuse you of several misconceptions.
We get a lot of questions from our colleagues – and some prospective clients – about why it is we get so much design work from the legal community. I thought it would be interesting to address here what it is like designing websites for lawyers, and why we enjoy it so much.
Back in ’09, (read that with an old-timey squeaky voice), we did two satellite website designs for Rich Feinsilver, a bankruptcy and real estate lawyer in Long Island, New York. They were pretty simple projects with a lot of context-sensitive video integration. When Rich got ready to revamp his flagship site, he came back to […]
Back in ’09, (read that with an old-timey squeaky voice), we did two satellite website designs for Rich Feinsilver, a bankruptcy and real estate lawyer in Long Island, New York. They were pretty simple projects with a lot of context-sensitive video integration. When Rich got ready to revamp his flagship site, he came back to […]
