When it comes to writing digital content, it’s no secret that an important goal is for it to be seen by as many people as possible searching for your topic. While it may feel like Google is all that matters – and optimizing law firm content for that one search engine is challenging enough – a myriad of different factors matter when optimizing your writing for multiple search engines.
It is especially important to stand out now with the deluge of content being dispersed amidst COVID-19 and the influx of users on the web. Believe it or not, blog promotion goes way beyond hitting the publish button and sharing a link on social media.
Working through these turbulent times can be challenging for sure, but if you approach it the right way, the transition can be fairly seamless. Read our tips to learn how to smoothly and successfully tackle your social media marketing responsibilities while working remotely.
The New Year signifies more than just a change in date; for digital marketers, 2020 brings a decade of blank canvas primed and ready for fresh ideas. To truly appreciate the potential for growth and dominance digital marketing holds in this decade, one must first acknowledge the evolution of digital marketing. From stuffy emails and…
When it comes to search engines like Google, algorithm updates can occur at virtually any moment. These updates can affect how websites are ranked in organic search results. Recently, the massively popular search engine announced it would be rolling out its latest round of changes early this year. Read below to learn more about how these updates can affect your law firm website and its Google rankings.
Creating provoking social media captions is not only an effective way to ensure your followers click-through to read your content, but also it inspires reactions and conversations around what you are posting.
Google made some of its biggest search algorithm updates ever over the last year, specifically to make online answers easier for searchers to find. New Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) functionality like featured snippets now appear in results for more than half of all searches. These features are often referred to as zero click searches, which…
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