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5/26/2010
Mindy Weinstein
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There Is A Better Strategy For Attorney SEO

SearchEngineWatch.com recently posted an interesting article titled, Breaking the Single Keyword Obsession in SEO Campaigns.  The article discussed the potential problems associated with focusing on one or only a handful of extremely competitive keywords.

When it comes to attorney SEO, the goal is typically to get on the first page of Google and other major search engines.  Many people who are just starting their search engine marketing campaigns have the misconception that they have to rank for the highly competitive keywords in their industry and that they must do it fast.  They end up becoming frustrated and discouraged because they aren’t getting the immediate results in which they hoped.

There is a better strategy for lawyer SEO and it has to do with long tail keywords.  These are keywords that are more focused and attract fewer Web visitors.  However, the visitors that are attracted by these long tail keywords are better quality leads and have a higher chance of becoming clients.

If you are just embarking on your SEO campaign, you need to identify which keywords you should be using.  According to the SearchEngineWatch.com article, “these terms should be identified in initial keyword research as the pinnacle of the information architecture.”

At Foster Web Marketing, our SEO experts can do it for you.  We have specialized knowledge in effective SEO strategies and know how to choose the keywords that will get great traffic.

Not only do we pinpoint the right keywords that should be used, we also create a keyword ranking report that shows the progress in the campaign.

For more information, call us today at 888.886.0939 or fill out our online contact form.



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