Law Firm Internet Marketing Brings Targeted Clients Right To You

Law firm Internet marketing is critical to your increased income and reduced work hours.

First let's get the bad news out about law firm Internet marketing. Lawyer marketing online is one of the most dangerous places for you. You can spend large amounts of money with law firm Internet marketing for little to no return.

Why?

Because you probably don't know much about it. What's more, the people who are selling you websites are often not specialists that provide web site marketing strategies – they are only specialists in designing or building websites.

There is a big difference.

Get Smart About Law Firm Internet Marketing

If your website is not designed to get you direct response results, you are unlikely to get a return on investment (ROI).

Worse yet, you might not even know that you don't own your website or domain name… until you learn enough to start asking questions about lawyer marketing online. Here is what can happen:

  • If you leave your current vendor, whatever you have with them - and whatever traffic and search engine results you have earned - may belong to them. It will not "travel" with you. Thus you are leaving whatever stream of traffic is coming through that channel.

  • You may not even own the code on the website. You find yourself being held hostage.

How do I know all these things? I have learned much the hard way having spent over $100,000 on websites in the last 7 years. Let my learning through the school of hard knocks enable you to avoid the same knocks.

Stand Out with Well Planned
Lawyer Marketing Online

I would not recommend getting a website through "directory" sites such as West Law's Find Law or Lexis/Martindale-Hubble's Lawyers.com in doing law firm Internet marketing. Here's one major reason why…

With a directory site, your money is driving traffic to the directory site (not to you). You end up being one of many on a list of lawyers the visitor searches under. You can create a much better site that you own for much less money.

Well-planned web site marketing strategies will drive traffic to your website. You can get your own website in law firm Internet marketing and still buy a listing on these directory sites if that is a good move for you.

Law Firm Internet Marketing that Hits the Target

Now let's get the good news out about law firm Internet marketing. A website done correctly can be an asset (that appreciates in value much like your home). You can use clear web site marketing strategies that

  • drives traffic to only you (which in turn converts to new, good clients)

  • engages the visitor with only you

  • creates a relationship with the visitor

  • offers rich content to the visitor

  • "pre-sells" the visitor on only you, and…

  • clearly calls for specific action now from the visitor.

There is a straight-forward model of Internet marketing that gives you these benefits. It is called CTPM (Content-Traffic-PreSell-Monetize). Learn more about it from my free special report on the CTPM Internet marketing model.

The alternative to lawyer marketing online done correctly is a web site that just sits idle, costing you money.

Internet searchers are looking for specific information. They do this by typing in their search words and phrases into a search engine such as Google or Yahoo.

We'll see how Internet marketing works by using an actual example. I'll show you how law firm Internet marketing, done correctly through your website, can give your visitor exactly what they're looking for.

For instance, how do I know that people are specifically typing in the search words engine lawyer marketing search? Stay with me and I'll explain.

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