See how your law firm can use its website to generate new leads with Conscious Solutions

As a law firm, marketing is crucial for attracting new clients and growing your business. Digital marketing for law firms offers many opportunities to reach your target audience and generate new leads.

Your law firm’s website checklist by Conscious Solutions

Having a professional website is no longer an option but a necessity. A well-designed law firm website showcases your expertise, builds trust with potential clients, and sets you apart from your competitors. It is often the first point of contact for prospective clients, and you want to be making a good first impression, don’t you?

Does my law firm need an up-to-date website? Find out with Conscious Solutions

We may be a little biased considering our ‘bread and butter’ is law firm websites, but our answer is a resounding “Yes”! There are many reasons that your law firm needs an up-to-date website, which we discuss later in this blog post. But ultimately, don’t you want your website to be showcasing the expertise, skills, experience, and caring nature of your firm?

Find out the ten essential elements for building a successful law firm website with Conscious Solutions

A law firm website serves as a digital representation of your firm and plays a crucial role in attracting and engaging potential clients. The benefits of a successful website include increased traffic and engagement, improved user experience, showcasing your law firm’s experience and expertise and a competitive advantage.

Discover the nine ways to use your law firm’s website as a recruitment tool with Conscious Solutions

If your law firm is struggling with recruiting at the moment, we can assure you, you aren’t the only one! We’re having conversations with many clients about the difficulties of finding the right talent currently. Whether it’s down to a shortage of qualified people, individual and firm values not aligning or competitors poaching your staff, your website can help you draw in the right people for your firm and get them applying for your jobs.

What does my law firm website need on its cookies banner? Find out with Conscious Solutions

It’s come to our attention that The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and the UK’s Data Protection Authority (DPA) are going to start closely monitoring websites, with firms who fail to put clear “Reject All” buttons on their cookies bar risking enforcement.

What is the difference between a fluctuation and a trend in SEO? Learn with Conscious Solutions

When reporting on the performance of a campaign in SEO, marketers will often talk about fluctuations in rankings. We often get questions from clients asking to explain why this keyword or that keyword has decreased in ranking or suddenly jumped up by several places before falling back down again.

What is ‘Threads’ and should law firms adopt it immediately? Check what Conscious Solutions has to say

Have you heard of Threads? There’s a new social media app in town, and based on current sign-ups, it’s looking like it’s going to be big. According to founder, Mark Zuckerberg, ten million users signed up for Meta’s newly launched Threads app in its first seven hours.

What are the key differences between Universal Analytics & Google Analytics 4? Find out with Conscious Solutions

Google will be officially retiring Universal Analytics at midnight tonight (30 June). If you are still using Universal Analytics and have not upgraded to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) yet, it is essential that you upgrade as soon as possible or use another analytics solution if you want to keep tracking information like the number of visitors to your website, how popular certain pages are, and how well your visitors are converting.

Social media top tips by Conscious Solutions: how can lawyers talk about their careers on social media without breaching client confidentiality?

We regularly talk to our clients and colleagues in the legal sector about the importance of investing time in a personal brand to carve out an identity online. It’s likely you already have a personal brand from when people meet you at events and conferences, and it’s important that your online and offline brand are in sync.