LawFirmMarketers.com

Law Firm Marketers .com is a site dedicated to assisting lawyers and law firms that want to improve their presence in the online community. Whether you are just starting in the online world or want to improve your standings and exposure to clients and in effect search engines, we hope to provide some useful information.

On this site, you will be finding in the following days tips, articles, and information on strategies to create a website and promote a website. We will also provide on this website several legal domains that we have accumulated that we will list for sale. Aside from the information and domains that are offered, we will be offering promotion programs that we feel will help your site’s standings in the search engine rankings.

For further questions or personal consultation, please feel free to contact us through our email.

We are anticipating the launch of the new ExplainLaw.com in early July.  We are targeting the July 4th holiday as it would be a great way to celebrate both the Independence and the launch of the site.  Please stay tuned as we expect the new ExplainLaw.com to be a great asset to the online and legal community.

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is an integral part of making a website successful on the internet.  Without good SEO work, you’re not going to rank on the first page for the keywords you need.

A large part of SEO work includes using SEO professionals or unprofessionals.  The SEO industry is lucrative and attracts all walks of life.  However, there are plenty of SEO’s who are younger and not necessarily educated.

And why does this matter?  Well, a large part of SEO involves writing to forums, and writing some content.  And basically, you have a person who is unfamiliar and untrained in the legal field writing posts on a forum linking back to your site.    These same people are writing comments on blogs with links back to your page.

In the last few days I received a post in my forum and a comment on a blog with complete useless responses from a legal site that obviously hired an SEO specialist.  However, the comment and forum post were so spammy, that I had to remove it.

The point is, that when promoting a legal site, you should either 1. do it yourself. (maybe read up on the subject), 2. Hire professionals that you can trust, 3) Supervise your SEO company, you can write the articles, you can write the posts, and you can write the comments your self, and have the SEO place it for you.

If you have any more questions regarding SEO services for attorneys, please contact us.

It has been argued over and over again by many SEO experts and enthusiast whether keywords within the domain name matters.  Well, I’m a firm believer and so I have collected domains heavily on that belief.  As well, many people have valued the domains with keywords as well, as those are the ones most commonlyregistered, sold and resold.

In the  Domain Roundtable 2008, Google’s Matt Cutt’s mentioned that keywords within a domain are given a certain amount of weight, even though they are not necessary to achieve a top ranking.

So what does this mean for the legal community.  Nothing new, but if you have a domain name like NewYorkLawyer.com versus FirstnameLastname.com, or Bubbalaw.com, you now know that not only will the generic domain name appeal more to the online searcher, but that it may give you more weight in the search rankings as well.

Something to consider as you start to brand your law firm or law practice online.  If you are looking for a generic domain name, check our portfolio and or email us as we have a rather large list.

CriminalLawTalk.com has launched offering message board and forum features for those wishing to discuss, find or share information about the criminal laws and criminal defense. The goal of CriminalLawTalk.com is to provide a forum for criminal lawyers to share knowledge with other lawyers, and to promote their services to potential clients.

CriminalLawTalk.com is mainly catering to California criminal defense at the moment, but will be adding categories and sections for other state criminal laws once more interest from the community develops.