What is domain authority and how is it relevant for law firms?
Domain authority is a benchmark for a website’s overall strength and credibility. It predicts how highly a site will rank in search engine results. Read more @ rankings.io
‘I’d rather use AI than give work to a new junior attorney’
This dilemma, growing more common as AI programs become better, goes to the very heart of a law firm's education and training function. Read more @ artificiallawyer.com
Is ChatGPT the death of legal blogging?
The simple answer is no. But it may be the death of bad legal blogging. Read more @ legalmarketingblog.com
A lot of legal content is now AI garbage – Here’s how to avoid it
A legal content expert shares ways to identify effective – and ineffective – legal content marketing providers. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Tell visitors to your website what to do past the basic info
Statistically speaking, most website visitors won’t contact you or sign up for your newsletter. Focus your efforts on the ones who do. Read more @ attorneymarketing.com
The Small Practitioner: Small firms’ Tech Stack: AI’s competitive edge for solos and small teams
The Small Practitioner: Small firms’ Tech Stack: AI’s competitive edge for solos and small teams By Brenda Keith AI-enabled legal services solutions are transforming the way solo practitioners and small [...]
AI training is becoming mandatory – but lawyers still get burned
The contrast couldn’t be starker: Law students are being taught the rules of AI use while some practicing lawyers are still struggling to understand them. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Becoming a lawyer in the Zoom era: The case for showing up
One young attorney who attended law school in the Zoom age is discovering that the face-to-face practice of law is a whole different ball game. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
How long does it take to build a new law firm website?
This analysis puts the time at nine-12 months and takes a step-by-step look at how the process should go. Read more @ legalisi.com
Reasons why buying iPhones directly from Apple makes sense
The best option for your next cell phone purchase may not be with a mobile carrier or a big-box store, but going directly to the source. Read more @ makeuseof.com
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