Video Sites That Allow Linking
A question came up in our last webinar regarding video submission sites and which ones allow you to post links back to your website. This is a great question as most of our clients have a plethora of videos and submitting those videos to sites where they can be viewed by potential clients and also get some links back to the site to

Calls to Action: What Are You Offering?
I was driving through Baltimore City this weekend when I passed by a local dry cleaners with a very interesting sign out front that caught my attention. This particular dry cleaners is still considered to be in the city but it is kind of on the outskirts in a district where there are a lot of residential properties and businesses, but not a lot of “service” businesses, like fast food restaurants, grocery stores (there is a small Whole Foods but that’s about it), or pharmacies. The sign re

5 Things to Consider When Having Multiple Domains
Everyone is always eager to buy up as many domains as they can with hopes of one day conquering the world, but then the question always arises: “what am I going to do with all of them?” Optimistic hopes of having ten different websites with different URL’s to capture more and more traffic (and cases) usually quickly vanish when you take into consideration the time necessary to maintain multiple websites: the initial website design, content, design tweaks after the site is launched, month

Who Are You Hiring to Build Links To Your Website?
Okay, so you already know how important it is to have an effective search engine marketing strategy in place in order to obtain and keep page one search engine rankings. You’re an attorney, which likely means that you don’t really have the time to go out and build links yourself because you’re spending most of your time in the court room and with clients. So who do you hire to do so? Here are a few options and our opinions on each: 1) Have a Paralegal or Junior Attorney in your office do it You’re already paying them so why not give them another task? This is the most popular decision when it comes to finding someone to perform

Planning on Hiring Someone For SEO? Set a REALISTIC Budget!
Those of us who have been in the SEO/web marketing industry have seen these types of sentences in Craigslist “Job posts” plenty of times: “We need you to help get us to page one of Google, but our budget is limited.” “We are willing to become partners with you if you can get us to page one of Google in two months.” “We are looking for an SEO intern who can get us to page one of Google and get some real-life experience in the process.” “I’m looking for someone to help us get more links back to our website. We will pay you per link if you obtain 100 or more PR4 links within 30 days.” Here&#