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A social media presence is a must for any business, your law firm included. More than 70% of Americans rely on various social media platforms for information, referrals, and shopping, in addition to its original purpose: connecting with friends and loved ones. That’s why it is an essential part of our Amplify solution.
Privacy and security are persistent concerns for internet users that have continued to increase in recent years. A 2016 Pew Research Center survey demonstrates that most people have experienced a data breach, and many don’t trust companies or governments to protect their data.
Before jumping headfirst into any design, you should look before you leap. Consider these four preliminary elements:
As someone who works 2,284 miles from my company’s main offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan, I have firsthand experience with remote work. I won’t lie: I miss my coworkers. Things can get a little lonely here in Portland, Oregon, gazing at the steady rain falling on bespectacled hipsters passing by my cozy coffee shop on unicycles and skateboards. But thanks to a supportive team, real-time digital messaging platforms, and reliable online conferencing, I remain deeply ingrained in our business.
Absolutely not.
By now, most businesses know they need a content marketing strategy of some kind. “Content is king,” “content marketing is the new SEO,” and other catchy aphorisms have hammered that point home.
Consistency is one of the hallmarks of building trust. Without it, your customers and clients won’t know if they can depend on you. With it, you could have a loyal customer for life.
You’ve implemented a lead generation strategy to get more potential clients on your radar, and it seems to be working. Great news! Lead generation and list building are important facets of any good holistic digital marketing strategy.
Sometimes, the scale of something can paralyze our powers of comprehension. For example, there are over 1 billion websites on the internet. Of those websites, only about 10 of them will show up on the first page of Google for any given search query – that’s 0.00000001%.