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2/8/2011
Mindy Weinstein
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Attorney Web Design Should Get People Talking

Sunday, February 6, 2011, was a happy day for thousands of Green Bay Packer fans, as the team earned the title of Super Bowl champions. It was also a day where advertisers were willing to spend millions on short television spots.

In our article, Attorney Web Design Should Be Modeled After Super Bowl Ads, we talked about how there are many lessons that can be applied to lawyers. One of these lessons has to do with the importance of getting people to talk.

Super Bowl Ads Attract Attention
, Good & Bad
All you have to do is type in the words, “Super Bowl ads,” and you will get pages and pages of news commentaries, blogs, articles and opinion pieces on the various commercials that aired yesterday. Twitter was filled with tweets as people watched the ads unfold. Of course, people had things to say about each and every commercial, both good and bad. For advertisers, they achieved one of their main goals – they got people talking.

Get Your Prospects to Talk

When you are developing your attorney Web design, you need to think about what will make YOUR target audience talk. You need to position yourself, so that you are the first one they think of when they need a lawyer or know someone who does. Therefore, everything you do in terms of your attorney website should be centered on this goal. Your website design must encompass:

  • Content that is easy to navigate
  • Interesting Web video
  • Compelling free offer
  • Simple way for people to contact you

For more information on what goes into an effective attorney website design, contact us today at 888.886.0939.

Be sure to order a FREE copy of the report, The 5 Biggest Mistakes 99% of Lawyers Make With Their Attorney Website.


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