Seven simple organic SEO tactics for non-technical bloggers
byIf you’ve ever run a search on organic SEO tactics you’ll know that hundreds of bloggers and SEO specialists cover the SEO topic; enough…
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The Struggle For The Perfect Attorney Bio Page
byIn my experience creating law firm website content, it is rarely that simply writing an effective attorney bio is a problem. The challenge is…
Whatever the plan was before the recession, the rules have changed for law firms and wineries…huh?.
byLaw firms and wineries have little in common. Well, except that many attorneys I know take pleasure in a glass of fine wine from…
Charleston, West Virginia | Newspapers Move Online Commenting System to Facebook, Exclusively
byOn Monday, September 17, 2012, the Charleston West Virginia Gazette and Daily Mail websites required readers to use Facebook, exclusively, for posting comments on…
Do It Yourself Search Optimization | Part II
byPart II: Organic Search Engine Optimization for blogs and websites This is the second in a three part series of basic steps for bloggers…
Easy Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for WordPress and other websites | Part One!
byThis is the first in a three part series on easy organic search optimization for improved results and increased exposure. Hardly a day goes…
WordPress Plugin for Viewing Your Blog Website on Mobile Devices
byIs your blog and/or website mobile friendly? The New iPad release today reminded me that NOW is the time to “get your mobile on.”…
Online Tools for Law Blogs and Other Website Owners | Alexa
byLast week on VirtualMarketingOfficer.com I wrote about How To Promote Your Law Blog and it turned out to be a pretty popular post, so…
It's a BRAND new year: The Anatomy of a Law Firm Brand
byThere’s been a curious amount of discussion among law firm marketers, this New Year, about branding. When it comes to launching brand campaigns for…
A blog without Categories? What's up with that?
byI just got back from a little trip around the legal blogsphere and I was pretty surprised to find that A LOT of blogs written by lawyers and law professors don’t use Categories. What’s up with that?