With the rise of mobile devices, tablets, and voice search over the past few years, the way we interact with search results is changing. Mobile devices now account for 50 percent or more of all traffic to websites (depending on the industry), and voice search (i.e. using your voice to ask an internet connected device such as Siri or Alexa a question) is projected to account for 50 percent of all searches by 2020.
You likely receive multiple email advertisements or newsletters every single day in your inbox. With so much email to wade through, how can a sender make sure their recipients notice theirs? The significant and often overwhelming volume of email marketing leaves many businesses wondering how to get their emails read by consumers – and one…
For most attorneys thinking about social media marketing, the task of starting a YouTube channel for their law firm isn’t often top of mind. Oftentimes we think of YouTube as being reserved for younger generations to watch everything from makeup tutorials to cooking videos and everything in between. With that being said however, YouTube’s platform is actually a great place to market your law firm and its service offerings. It is actually the second-largest search engine after Google, with 1.9 billion monthly active users. Here are a few tips and tricks your firm can use to successfully run a branded law firm YouTube channel.
Depending on who you ask, writing titles for your content may be the easiest or hardest part. Regardless of whether or not titles come to you naturally, it’s important to know the difference between a good title and a bad one. This might seem obvious, but the truth might just surprise you.
Today we are sharing a few things not to do on your company Facebook page, which should ultimately help your page flourish with the best of them.
Lisa Hopkins