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In an age when an increasingly large portion of business and personal communications are done through e-mail and the Internet,
a professional online presence is a necessity for both large and small law firms.
A well produced legal Web site can generate new clients, help serve existing clients more effectively and contribute positively
to firm and attorney exposure and image.
Lawyers typically seek to present a positive firm image through appropriate attire, professional marketing materials and
upscale offices. In today's digitally oriented business world, a sophisticated and dynamic Web site can be a major contributor
to positive firm image.
A site that conveys trust, competence and professionalism is a key to establishing a good first impression and encouraging
a prospective client to seek an introductory meeting.
Here are a few important reasons why your law firm should have a professionally designed Web site.
Strengthen Current Client Relationships:
serve existing clients more effectively by providing additional services,
resources, and information.
Acquire New Clients:
Today, computer literate people and hi-tech professionals use Internet searches
and company Web sites to review professional service offerings before committing themselves to an introductory meetings or phone interviews.
National Presence:
As companies expand their businesses with new outlets or franchises,
they often use the Internet to find local professional service providers in the new areas into which they expand.
New Practice Opportunities:
A content rich Web site is a good way to promote a firm's
practice area specialties and experience.
Availability:
The Web site is accessable 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Accordingly, firm information, office location and
contact information is always easily accessible.
Compete with Your Competitors:
Because prescreening of prospective legal sevice providers is often
done through the Internet, a strong online presence is needed to compete in an increasingly Internet-savvy world.
Pro Bono Work and Public Service: A Web site is a great place to highlight and promote pro bono and public service work
performed by the firm.
More Effective Referrals:
By allowing clients and other referring individuals, who may not be familiar with all aspects
of a firm to reference the law firm's Web site, references can be stronger, more informed and content rich.
A Non-Aggressive Marketing Tool: An attractive and information-filled Web site is an online marketing tool that is both
low-key and respectful.
