4 Effective Attorney Reputation Management Strategies
Attorney reputation management is more than getting 5-star reviews on your Google listing. The aim of reputation management for lawyers is to influence public sentiments
Publishing high-quality content establishes yourself as a leader in your industry, which builds trust.
People looking up to a leader, and this newfound authority will bring you new clients and impress existing clients and colleagues.
If your content addresses who you are, how you can help prospects by addressing pain points and offering solutions, and how you’ve helped people similar to them in the past before they even contact you, you’ll DEFINITELY have higher quality leads.
In this consultation, we’ll be going over your business goals and what you wish to achieve out of content marketing, your customer demographic, a website audit to see if it’s optimized for prospects and how to “capture” the people visiting your website.
Understanding your target audience will give an understanding of what type of content they need.
We’ll be creating an in-depth content strategy to produce high quality which will go over client pain points and offer tips & solutions.
You don’t have time to create the content yourself.
That’s why we have a team of legal writers at our disposal.
They will have two, 1-hour strategy calls per month to go over various topics and trends happening in your industry.
After which, they will write a 1000-1500 word article and send it to you for final review.
Once you’re satisfied with the quality of the article, we will publish it.
We will work diligently every month to earn your trust and accomplish results.
We will also send you a simple, yet effective report analyzing our content strategy so far and discussing future steps for further success.
Note: These are our basic package prices. If you have different needs, we are willing to discuss pricing and adding/removing certain aspects from each plan.
Depending on your goals and the content you create, it can boost your firm’s brand in several ways
Yes, it can if done properly.
Writing a 90-page report with no keyword research and SEO optimisation is a recipe for failure.
However, well-written, thoroughly researched content is a great way to bring new leads to your law firm.
2-3 high-quality 1500-word (or more) articles per month are ideal.
Consistency is the main factor here.
You cannot publish four articles in month one and zero in the next.
That’s not how content marketing works.
Start with one article per month and do it consistently, then bump it up to 2-3/month.
Note: legal updates do not count as articles.
Your ROI is based on your goals.
Want to increase brand awareness? Track website traffic, bounce rates and social media shares.
If you want to generate leads, track the number of leads, and the conversion rates.
Short term? Not a lot.
You’re likely to see increased website traffic and inquiries, but the real results are longer-term.
Content marketing is a long-term asset.
It’s a tool you’ll be using long-term to build loyalty, generate leads and drive sales into the future.
Attorney reputation management is more than getting 5-star reviews on your Google listing. The aim of reputation management for lawyers is to influence public sentiments
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