Your FindLaw.com Profile
A Powerful Marketing Tool
Findlaw.com is the most-searched Legal Web site on the Internet. How does that benefit you? It means your FindLaw firm profile and FindLaw attorney profile will be highly visible online to people searching for a lawyer.
In addition to finding your FindLaw site through the search engines, the FindLaw.com connection gives you an immediate strong presence on the Internet — even before your new site is completed and scanned by the search engines.
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How can you get the most value from your FindLaw profiles?
- Fill in your firm profile information. Enter all relevant information that might interest a potential client. Write an introduction to your firm. You may have information from your Web site that can be used or you may need to write new material. Be sure to include the terms that describe the type of lawyer a potential client may be looking for — car accident lawyer and insurance claims attorney, for example, if you are a personal injury lawyer.
- Fill in your attorney profile information. As with the firm profile, take the time to think about the terms and keywords someone might use to find your law firm. If yours is a family law firm, for example, use terms such as divorce lawyer, custody, support, etc., in your introductory statement.
Completing your profile information and adding an introduction paragraph is an important part of your overall marketing strategy. Because your profiles reside on the FindLaw.com Web site as well as your firm's FindLaw site, they will have immediate credibility with the search engines. This allows them to be found often times higher than your website for many searches, at least in the beginning.
Joel DuBois consults with law firms throughout the Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Reading, Wilkes-Barre and the surrounding Pennsylvania communities. On our testimonials page, learn more about how his customers have benefited from having a custom-designed, custom-written, optimized Internet Web site.
