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Who is using what technology to get ahead online

Posted Fri, 02/20/2009 - 22:18 by TiaCarrWilliams

The Web and Communication Technology volume of the 2008 ABA Legal Technology Survey Report addresses the use and availability of a variety of web-based, collaborative, and communication-focused technologies by attorneys. Topics include firm websites, e-mail usage, blogs, intranets, and more:

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The volume begins with a trend report summarizing this year's notable results and highlighting changes from previous years. The trend report is followed by detailed charts and tables.

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Law Firms embrace social media tools for marketing

Posted Thu, 02/19/2009 - 16:26 by TiaCarrWilliams

Social media networks harness the power of the web in an interactive way, allowing for more “eyeball” opportunity from consumers. The Pew Research Center have compiled data that suggests the percentage of adults who have profiles on at least one social-networking site has dramatically risen to 35 percent and growing, from only 8 percent in 2005.

Lawyers adopt social media for client retention

Posted Wed, 02/18/2009 - 21:21 by TiaCarrWilliams

Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook-social networking has hit the mainstream. How about in the legal community? Some firms look at social networking as a great PR tool for business and exploring this trend, Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi welcome experts, Brian Carter, keynote speaker and Director of Search Engine Marketing (PPC), SEO, and Social Media at Fuel Interactive and Heather M. Milligan, Director of Marketing at Barger & Wolen LLP. They discuss Twitter and Web 2.0. and take a look at how networking sites can be a marketing and business tool.

The ROI of good site development is client conversions

Posted Fri, 02/06/2009 - 21:50 by TiaCarrWilliams

Converting More "Clicks" Into Qualified Clients

When your office hours end, your law firm's Web site stays open for business. Faced with a pressing legal problem, most people today turn to the Internet as a 24-hour-a-day tool for researching issues and looking for representation.

Online inquiries can come in anytime, from anywhere, but can be lost just as quickly. Giving prospects the information they're looking for, and providing it fast, is critical to your success in closing online leads.

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