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Invest Some Time Tomorrow & Reap the Benefit$ in 2013

By Stephen Fairley on December 12, 2012

Tomorrow, Lawyers.com editor-in-chief Larry Bodine and I will be presenting a webinar on How to Leverage Your Firm’s Website to Win Clients.

The one-hour webinar starts at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT and will teach you:

  • 3 specific strategies that can immediately improve your website conversions
  • What elements you should and should not include on your website
  • How to effectively reach the 65% of consumers who like to gather information about their legal issue long before ever contacting an attorney
  • Ways to leverage top online attorney directories to control your online presence
  • Case studies on how top attorneys are using social media to attract more paying clients
  • Best practices for blogging and why Google loves them so much
  • The fastest ways to get to the top of Google

All it takes is an hour of your time and a little cash ($97) to learn how to reap huge benefits from having a robust online presence in 2013 – a presence that will help you generate more leads and turn prospects into clients.

You’ll also receive a recording of this webinar to watch at your convenience, so if the time doesn’t work for you, you can still register and get this critical information to learn from and share with your firm.

Click on this link to register now for the How to Leverage Your Firm’s Website to Win Clients webinar on Thursday, Dec. 13 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET.

 

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