The importance of content for law firms
Your law firm can benefit by producing more, and better, content. But why, and how? Search still rules the roost.
May 4, 2023
3
min read
Peter Lambrou
,
Sitecore Optimisation Consultant MVP Strategist
Over 80% of people still start their online journey at a search engine. In fact, that’s one stat that’s been unchanged for over a decade.
Publishing engaging content can help your law firm’s website rank higher in search engine results pages (SERP), making your firm easier to find.
Increasing organic search rankings will mean more website traffic, and potentially more leads into your business. The more leads the more revenue. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a long-term yet essential investment.
Why is search so important?
Consumers have changed. No longer will a business or individual client stick with one company. Today, there's more competition.
Consumers are mobile, time-poor, and needy. They're more likely to seek out specialist legal advice for each of their needs than remaining brand loyal.
This means an inbound content marketing approach is more necessary than ever for law firms.
People don’t care how big you are, when you were established, or where you’re based. If you don’t organically expose what services you provide, your success stories, etc. then people will go to the law firm that does – the one that appears on the first page of Google.
Your clients crave engaging content
The fact is, the digital experience your law firm provides to visitors and existing clients is not only competing against other law firms, but also against all brands across all sectors.
People are savvy. They don’t differentiate between hyperbole. They expect all brands to deliver an exceptional experience.
Whether your goal is to generate brand awareness, drive more traffic to your website or secure newsletter sign-ups, creating engaging content is a must.
It gives your law firm the prospect of showcasing your pedigree . Whether it be through news articles, videos, podcasts, or blogs, whatever you produce should be educational and help answer questions.
Most of us are pressed for time. And that includes your clients. Your law firm needs to ensure they can quickly access your content, whether through alerts, newsletters, email updates, or social media.
But what is engaging content? One way to discover this is to ask your audience.
What do your clients, and potential clients, like to see, read, and watch? You could run a poll to find out their top 3 burning questions, or what’s keeping them up at night.
And, of course, don’t forget to track and analyse. Check page and video views and likes and shares. The topics and the formats that show the most engagement should inform your future content production plans.
The rise of dynamic content
Dynamic content, or personalisation, is content that changes based on who's viewing it. For example, an article in your newsletter automatically changes based on whether someone is a corporate client or an individual client. Or it could be a page on your website that changes based on what an individual has already viewed, where they’ve come from, or where they’re located.
Dynamic content with an engaging subject matter grabs the viewer’s attention and creates an emotional tie. You’re connecting!
Relevancy can be used effectively to nurture, convert, and grow clients throughout their journey. Showing it at the right time, to the right person, on the right device, is key.
Did you know that companies who use personalisation see an increase in their digital conversions?
Personalisation is no longer a luxury. It’s a necessity.
Dynamic content can give your law firm the ability to make important connections with your audience. But to do this needs investment in a Digital Experience Platform (DXP)with personalisation at its heart.
Getting to grips with content
When it comes to content production and content marketing in law firms, there are often two kinds of organisations. Those that have been struggling to produce relevant, high-quality content, and those with a treasure trove of content, but find that it’s hidden and scattered across their digital brand estate.
We have knowledge of, and experience with both. We enjoy working with clients on the first type of problem, as developing a good content strategy and plan from the very start is at the heart of customer engagement.
Our experience has shown that by delivering a content strategy and plan tied closely to business and marketing objectives, any law firm, including yours, can develop closer relationships with audiences.
For the law firm wanting to distribute compelling and relevant content, Sitecore should be a serious consideration. We've worked with multinational law firms like DLA Piper and have also delivered award winning websites to many customers across a variety of industries.
If you’d like to know more about how we could help your law firm get to grips with content, just get in touch.
Over 80% of people still start their online journey at a search engine. In fact, that’s one stat that’s been unchanged for over a decade.
Publishing engaging content can help your law firm’s website rank higher in search engine results pages (SERP), making your firm easier to find.
Increasing organic search rankings will mean more website traffic, and potentially more leads into your business. The more leads the more revenue. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a long-term yet essential investment.
Why is search so important?
Consumers have changed. No longer will a business or individual client stick with one company. Today, there's more competition.
Consumers are mobile, time-poor, and needy. They're more likely to seek out specialist legal advice for each of their needs than remaining brand loyal.
This means an inbound content marketing approach is more necessary than ever for law firms.
People don’t care how big you are, when you were established, or where you’re based. If you don’t organically expose what services you provide, your success stories, etc. then people will go to the law firm that does – the one that appears on the first page of Google.
Your clients crave engaging content
The fact is, the digital experience your law firm provides to visitors and existing clients is not only competing against other law firms, but also against all brands across all sectors.
People are savvy. They don’t differentiate between hyperbole. They expect all brands to deliver an exceptional experience.
Whether your goal is to generate brand awareness, drive more traffic to your website or secure newsletter sign-ups, creating engaging content is a must.
It gives your law firm the prospect of showcasing your pedigree . Whether it be through news articles, videos, podcasts, or blogs, whatever you produce should be educational and help answer questions.
Most of us are pressed for time. And that includes your clients. Your law firm needs to ensure they can quickly access your content, whether through alerts, newsletters, email updates, or social media.
But what is engaging content? One way to discover this is to ask your audience.
What do your clients, and potential clients, like to see, read, and watch? You could run a poll to find out their top 3 burning questions, or what’s keeping them up at night.
And, of course, don’t forget to track and analyse. Check page and video views and likes and shares. The topics and the formats that show the most engagement should inform your future content production plans.
The rise of dynamic content
Dynamic content, or personalisation, is content that changes based on who's viewing it. For example, an article in your newsletter automatically changes based on whether someone is a corporate client or an individual client. Or it could be a page on your website that changes based on what an individual has already viewed, where they’ve come from, or where they’re located.
Dynamic content with an engaging subject matter grabs the viewer’s attention and creates an emotional tie. You’re connecting!
Relevancy can be used effectively to nurture, convert, and grow clients throughout their journey. Showing it at the right time, to the right person, on the right device, is key.
Did you know that companies who use personalisation see an increase in their digital conversions?
Personalisation is no longer a luxury. It’s a necessity.
Dynamic content can give your law firm the ability to make important connections with your audience. But to do this needs investment in a Digital Experience Platform (DXP)with personalisation at its heart.
Getting to grips with content
When it comes to content production and content marketing in law firms, there are often two kinds of organisations. Those that have been struggling to produce relevant, high-quality content, and those with a treasure trove of content, but find that it’s hidden and scattered across their digital brand estate.
We have knowledge of, and experience with both. We enjoy working with clients on the first type of problem, as developing a good content strategy and plan from the very start is at the heart of customer engagement.
Our experience has shown that by delivering a content strategy and plan tied closely to business and marketing objectives, any law firm, including yours, can develop closer relationships with audiences.
For the law firm wanting to distribute compelling and relevant content, Sitecore should be a serious consideration. We've worked with multinational law firms like DLA Piper and have also delivered award winning websites to many customers across a variety of industries.
If you’d like to know more about how we could help your law firm get to grips with content, just get in touch.
Over 80% of people still start their online journey at a search engine. In fact, that’s one stat that’s been unchanged for over a decade.
Publishing engaging content can help your law firm’s website rank higher in search engine results pages (SERP), making your firm easier to find.
Increasing organic search rankings will mean more website traffic, and potentially more leads into your business. The more leads the more revenue. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a long-term yet essential investment.
Why is search so important?
Consumers have changed. No longer will a business or individual client stick with one company. Today, there's more competition.
Consumers are mobile, time-poor, and needy. They're more likely to seek out specialist legal advice for each of their needs than remaining brand loyal.
This means an inbound content marketing approach is more necessary than ever for law firms.
People don’t care how big you are, when you were established, or where you’re based. If you don’t organically expose what services you provide, your success stories, etc. then people will go to the law firm that does – the one that appears on the first page of Google.
Your clients crave engaging content
The fact is, the digital experience your law firm provides to visitors and existing clients is not only competing against other law firms, but also against all brands across all sectors.
People are savvy. They don’t differentiate between hyperbole. They expect all brands to deliver an exceptional experience.
Whether your goal is to generate brand awareness, drive more traffic to your website or secure newsletter sign-ups, creating engaging content is a must.
It gives your law firm the prospect of showcasing your pedigree . Whether it be through news articles, videos, podcasts, or blogs, whatever you produce should be educational and help answer questions.
Most of us are pressed for time. And that includes your clients. Your law firm needs to ensure they can quickly access your content, whether through alerts, newsletters, email updates, or social media.
But what is engaging content? One way to discover this is to ask your audience.
What do your clients, and potential clients, like to see, read, and watch? You could run a poll to find out their top 3 burning questions, or what’s keeping them up at night.
And, of course, don’t forget to track and analyse. Check page and video views and likes and shares. The topics and the formats that show the most engagement should inform your future content production plans.
The rise of dynamic content
Dynamic content, or personalisation, is content that changes based on who's viewing it. For example, an article in your newsletter automatically changes based on whether someone is a corporate client or an individual client. Or it could be a page on your website that changes based on what an individual has already viewed, where they’ve come from, or where they’re located.
Dynamic content with an engaging subject matter grabs the viewer’s attention and creates an emotional tie. You’re connecting!
Relevancy can be used effectively to nurture, convert, and grow clients throughout their journey. Showing it at the right time, to the right person, on the right device, is key.
Did you know that companies who use personalisation see an increase in their digital conversions?
Personalisation is no longer a luxury. It’s a necessity.
Dynamic content can give your law firm the ability to make important connections with your audience. But to do this needs investment in a Digital Experience Platform (DXP)with personalisation at its heart.
Getting to grips with content
When it comes to content production and content marketing in law firms, there are often two kinds of organisations. Those that have been struggling to produce relevant, high-quality content, and those with a treasure trove of content, but find that it’s hidden and scattered across their digital brand estate.
We have knowledge of, and experience with both. We enjoy working with clients on the first type of problem, as developing a good content strategy and plan from the very start is at the heart of customer engagement.
Our experience has shown that by delivering a content strategy and plan tied closely to business and marketing objectives, any law firm, including yours, can develop closer relationships with audiences.
For the law firm wanting to distribute compelling and relevant content, Sitecore should be a serious consideration. We've worked with multinational law firms like DLA Piper and have also delivered award winning websites to many customers across a variety of industries.
If you’d like to know more about how we could help your law firm get to grips with content, just get in touch.
Over 80% of people still start their online journey at a search engine. In fact, that’s one stat that’s been unchanged for over a decade.
Publishing engaging content can help your law firm’s website rank higher in search engine results pages (SERP), making your firm easier to find.
Increasing organic search rankings will mean more website traffic, and potentially more leads into your business. The more leads the more revenue. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a long-term yet essential investment.
Why is search so important?
Consumers have changed. No longer will a business or individual client stick with one company. Today, there's more competition.
Consumers are mobile, time-poor, and needy. They're more likely to seek out specialist legal advice for each of their needs than remaining brand loyal.
This means an inbound content marketing approach is more necessary than ever for law firms.
People don’t care how big you are, when you were established, or where you’re based. If you don’t organically expose what services you provide, your success stories, etc. then people will go to the law firm that does – the one that appears on the first page of Google.
Your clients crave engaging content
The fact is, the digital experience your law firm provides to visitors and existing clients is not only competing against other law firms, but also against all brands across all sectors.
People are savvy. They don’t differentiate between hyperbole. They expect all brands to deliver an exceptional experience.
Whether your goal is to generate brand awareness, drive more traffic to your website or secure newsletter sign-ups, creating engaging content is a must.
It gives your law firm the prospect of showcasing your pedigree . Whether it be through news articles, videos, podcasts, or blogs, whatever you produce should be educational and help answer questions.
Most of us are pressed for time. And that includes your clients. Your law firm needs to ensure they can quickly access your content, whether through alerts, newsletters, email updates, or social media.
But what is engaging content? One way to discover this is to ask your audience.
What do your clients, and potential clients, like to see, read, and watch? You could run a poll to find out their top 3 burning questions, or what’s keeping them up at night.
And, of course, don’t forget to track and analyse. Check page and video views and likes and shares. The topics and the formats that show the most engagement should inform your future content production plans.
The rise of dynamic content
Dynamic content, or personalisation, is content that changes based on who's viewing it. For example, an article in your newsletter automatically changes based on whether someone is a corporate client or an individual client. Or it could be a page on your website that changes based on what an individual has already viewed, where they’ve come from, or where they’re located.
Dynamic content with an engaging subject matter grabs the viewer’s attention and creates an emotional tie. You’re connecting!
Relevancy can be used effectively to nurture, convert, and grow clients throughout their journey. Showing it at the right time, to the right person, on the right device, is key.
Did you know that companies who use personalisation see an increase in their digital conversions?
Personalisation is no longer a luxury. It’s a necessity.
Dynamic content can give your law firm the ability to make important connections with your audience. But to do this needs investment in a Digital Experience Platform (DXP)with personalisation at its heart.
Getting to grips with content
When it comes to content production and content marketing in law firms, there are often two kinds of organisations. Those that have been struggling to produce relevant, high-quality content, and those with a treasure trove of content, but find that it’s hidden and scattered across their digital brand estate.
We have knowledge of, and experience with both. We enjoy working with clients on the first type of problem, as developing a good content strategy and plan from the very start is at the heart of customer engagement.
Our experience has shown that by delivering a content strategy and plan tied closely to business and marketing objectives, any law firm, including yours, can develop closer relationships with audiences.
For the law firm wanting to distribute compelling and relevant content, Sitecore should be a serious consideration. We've worked with multinational law firms like DLA Piper and have also delivered award winning websites to many customers across a variety of industries.
If you’d like to know more about how we could help your law firm get to grips with content, just get in touch.
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