Hi all,
Currently am doing SEO for a law firm, now am doing article submission, blog posting, social networking and bookmarking. Any thing can be done so that I can increase the site traffic? I feel doing SEO for a law firm is quite different from doing SEO for other sites.
Thanks in advance. Have you heard the Carlsberg advert
Probably the best lager in the World?
Well "Law"
Probably the hardest search terms in the World
You really do have your work cut out to conquer Law related search terms as there are some huge players in the market and they have resources like no other
Good luck with it but you are going to really have to perform to get anywhere in this niche. well you can exchange link from law related sites and blog they will help you for getting good page rank and ranking as well. Well, if it bleeds it reads. Not to risk repeating myself you might want to check out this post:
http://www.v7n.com/forums/private-s...roblems-doing-seo-work-attorneys-laywers.html What keywords are you using? I think if you add city or state name in your keywords then things can be a bit easy. For example, if you are working a law site based at Florida, put the state name such as Law firm Florida or Florida Law Firm, or law firm fl. etc. Have a good luck
Currently am doing SEO for a law firm, now am doing article submission, blog posting, social networking and bookmarking. Any thing can be done so that I can increase the site traffic? I feel doing SEO for a law firm is quite different from doing SEO for other sites.
Thanks in advance. Have you heard the Carlsberg advert
Probably the best lager in the World?
Well "Law"
Probably the hardest search terms in the World
You really do have your work cut out to conquer Law related search terms as there are some huge players in the market and they have resources like no other
Good luck with it but you are going to really have to perform to get anywhere in this niche. well you can exchange link from law related sites and blog they will help you for getting good page rank and ranking as well. Well, if it bleeds it reads. Not to risk repeating myself you might want to check out this post:
http://www.v7n.com/forums/private-s...roblems-doing-seo-work-attorneys-laywers.html What keywords are you using? I think if you add city or state name in your keywords then things can be a bit easy. For example, if you are working a law site based at Florida, put the state name such as Law firm Florida or Florida Law Firm, or law firm fl. etc. Have a good luck