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In this episode of the Law Firm Marketing Decoded podcast, we cover the reasons why you should – or shouldn’t – have multiple law firm websites and discuss other considerations for managing multiple sites.
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From contact forms and live chat to scheduling tools and electronic payment systems, there are several tools and tech available to attorneys that help them take their website – and ultimately their business – to the next level. Read on for an overview of the benefits of implementing efficiency technology on your law firm website and for a closer look at our latest integration with Calendly, a powerful scheduling software. 
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In this blog series, we take you through an in-depth exploration of each of these three pillars so that you can feel confident in your ability to achieve the success you wish to see from your website. Read on for our final pillar of powerful law firm websites: Mobile-Friendly Design.
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In this three-part Law Firm Marketing Decoded podcast series, we will be taking an in-depth look at each of the three pillars of powerful law firm websites individually. Listen here to learn about our first pillar of powerful law firm websites: User Experience.
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In this episode of the Law Firm Marketing Decoded podcast, we share with you the right type of data to track including user acquisition, user attributes, demographic details, user engagement, and user devices. We also provide a smart solution to solo attorneys and small law firms who lack the time or technical capabilities to set up all the many reports in Google Analytics, which can be a daunting and confusing task for anyone without specialized training.
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In this blog series, we will be taking an in-depth look at each of the three pillars of powerful law firm websites individually. Read on to learn more about our first pillar of powerful law firm websites: User Experience.
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In this blog, we share with you the right type of data to track for your law firm website and provide checklists to help you understand how this data can be used to upgrade your law firm marketing plan and grow your law business. We also provide a smart solution to solo attorneys and small law firms who lack the time or technical capabilities to set up all the many reports in Google Analytics, which can be a daunting and confusing task for anyone without specialized training.
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Attorney Frank Spector, owner of Frank Spector Law, LLC, has been a medical malpractice and birth injury lawyer for over 30 years. For most of his career, he was in partnership with another attorney. Upon making the transition to a solo practitioner, Frank knew one thing for certain: He needed a powerful law firm website, and fast.
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