15 Steps for Spring Cleaning Your Law Firm’s Website

Published on May 15, 2019
Dean Carey
Director of Business Development

Dean Carey

Like the dust on my sills and the flannel linens that are swapped for Martha Stewart’s crisp cotton ones, your law firm’s website should have a spring cleaning as well. You could work on these tasks any time of year, and spring is the perfect time because the winter holidays are behind you and you have some can-do momentum still pulsing before the summer hits. If you need buy-in or approvals from partners, they are not yet out on vacations or at the beach. My advice is to simply begin. This 15-step list will help you get started.

#LMA19 Conference Recap: Key Takeaways and Insights

Published on April 16, 2019
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

The Legal Marketing Association annual conference, #LMA19, proved to be everything I expected it would be—and more! With more than 1,500 legal marketers and service providers, our association converged on Atlanta for three days of networking, sharing, and learning from the best, brightest, and most innovative in the industry. As promised, below is a recap of the conference and some of the great information and tips I plan to put into practice and share with our local group in Philadelphia. If there is one theme that keeps popping up in each of the sessions I attended, it is this: move beyond a focus on data and system output to insights and results.

What to expect: #LMA19

Published on April 8, 2019
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

I am on my way to Atlanta to attend the premier annual educational and networking event for legal marketing professionals and industry partners.  The Legal Marketing Association annual conference is where over 1,500 professionals convene for three days to share insights, explore best practices, and discuss trends.  Beyond that, the conference is a place to connect with old and new friends and be among like-minded marketers working to elevate their firms and companies to the next level through innovation.  So, what am I looking forward to most?

What does it mean to be a digital artisan?

Published on April 1, 2019
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

Have you noticed people are increasingly finding a deeper appreciation for craftsmanship, quality, and the unique?  We are witnessing a revival in all things artisanal – from craft microbreweries to handmade soaps, cheeses, and leather shoes. The word “artisan” evokes a simpler time when people took pride in their craft. Today, the draw for real artisanal products is born out of a movement deriding mass-produced goods linked to big corporations. But true artisans have the passion and commitment for finding the right tools, selecting only the finest materials, and infusing everything produced with the energy and authenticity of a superior, hand-crafted product.

What type of law firm site do you have?

Published on August 29, 2018
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

It is nearing the end of summer and you may have spent some of it playing the great game of golf. As you know, a golf bag contains many different clubs, each designed for a specific purpose. A driver is for long shots off the tee, the middle irons are for the fairways, and the wedges and putter are for the short game. It’s close to impossible to have one club make all the shots needed to complete 18 holes. Each club is a tool for a specific task.

It’s the same with law firm websites. One type of site is not going to be suitable for each of the marketing tasks in the law-firm-marketing world. There are many types of law firm websites, and it’s wise to choose the type that suits your firm’s marketing needs when redesigning your internet presence.

Building a Practice: Which Comes First: Business Card or Website?

Published on February 5, 2018
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

The practice of law is both a profession and a business. This is hardly a surprising revelation, but many of us who went to law school and have been admitted to the bar tend to focus on the more high-minded ideal of operating in a profession rather than the less-rarified world of being in business. A business person, after all, deals with unpleasant matters such as profit and loss, management of people, and (horrifyingly!) marketing and sales.

2017 Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference: Day Two Wrap-up

Published on March 30, 2017
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

Day two is done and that’s the end of the Legal Marketing Association annual conference in Las Vegas. We are sorry it’s over! So much learned, so many good conversations! Here’s a recap of day two.

2017 Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference: Day one Wrap-up

Published on March 29, 2017
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

It was a great first day at the Legal Marketing Association annual conference in Las Vegas. We’ve seen many old friends, met some new ones, and are trading our expertise with fellow attendees. Here’s a recap of some of the sessions.

The Campaign Trail: Part Five of Your Law Firm’s Internet Presence

Published on March 16, 2017
Jason P. Lisi
Founder & President

Jason P. Lisi

The fifth and final step is to have an ongoing marketing campaign to let the search engines (and the people who use them) know that your site is current and relevant. Parts of this ongoing marketing campaign involve taking actions on your firm’s website (onsite work) and others include making changes on other websites (offsite work).

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