REPAIR YOUR LAW FIRM’S REPUTATION ONLINE
Law Firm Marketing
The worst thing that can happen for your law firm's online marketing campaign is if there is bad press about you floating around online. It only takes one bad word about you to make your potential clients turn away for good. So what do you do if there is negative press about your law firm online? There are certain online reputation repair techniques you can use to get your law firm looking as respectable as it should. The most effective tactic is simply to flood the internet with a substantial number of positive pieces of press about your firm and its attorneys and legal services. Using strategic search engine optimization to boost the rankings in the search engines for the positive press you release, any harmful words are suppressed below the positions in the search engines that anyone would actually look at. Read more.
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