Dec 6/Web - Keywords to Success: How to Generate More Business for Your Law Firm with Search Engine Optimization (#SEO)

How will your law firm focus its online search marketing strategy to drive more business through Google™, Yahoo!® and Bing®? Is your website “optimized” to promote the areas that matter most to your clients and prospects? At a time when more and more consumers are searching online before meeting with a lawyer, this seminar will show you how to make your website more visible to prospects searching for the areas of law you practice.

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This complimentary Webinar will demystify search engine optimization (SEO) and explore how you can strategically apply the latest SEO techniques to rank higher on search engine results and generate more clients.  Title: The Keywords to Success: How to Generate More Business for Your Law Firm with Search Engine Optimization Date: Tuesday, December 6, 2011 Time: 12:00 P.M. ET Earn CLE credits*

Learn: • How keywords and search engine marketing works • The difference between organic links and paid links, off-site and on-site optimization • How to promote specific business initiatives at your firm such as entering a new market and targeting new types of clients

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This presentation is Part 1 of the “Upgrading Your Law Firm Marketing Tool Kit” Webinar series from LexisNexis® hosted by Larry Bodine, Editor in Chief, Lawyers.com^SM. Each month, we will showcase leading experts in law firm marketing strategy; website design and development; search engine optimization (SEO); blogging and social media; lawyer profiles and ratings; and much more—to show you how to generate more business from your investments in marketing. 

*CLE is in the process of approval. LexisNexis is approved for telephonic/Webinar training on this topic in the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New York†, North Dakota, and Utah (self-study only).

†Only experienced (having completed their first 32 hours of CLE) NY attorneys may take telephonic training for CLE. New York regulation requires that all CLE sessions must be conducted by a JD or an attorney in good standing.