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The best practices for law firm website design and copywriting continue to change in response to consumer behavior – and nothing has shifted that behavior as dramatically as the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, users are searching for answers to questions way more frequently than ever before. Proving the answers to searchers’ questions in your website content will help your site rank higher in search engine results pages (SERPs), including potentially scoring a spot in the coveted rich results.

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.

With nearly all public gatherings canceled and many of us staying indoors, more and more of us are increasing our online usage, including watching videos on YouTube and connecting with friends on social media channels like Facebook and Instagram. The Internet has seen incredible, sudden growth in traffic during the COVID-19 pandemic – including total…

When it comes to creating content for a web page or blog entry, it’s easy to assume the process simply entails writing and publishing the content. Most website content is written with an eye toward search engine optimization (SEO), in order to help a site rank higher in search engine results and thus be seen by more potential clients. Writing content designed to rank in different search engines can be incredibly beneficial for any law practice.

It’s no secret that website content is important. You want to ensure your firm is putting its best foot forward from the moment a prospective client hits your homepage. Many lawyers don’t realize quality content requires the right length (or word count) for Google to recognize it as such. Here are just a few reasons why you need to ensure the length of your website content complies with SEO best practices and the quality of your words both matter.