That's right. You don't spell it "nuisiance". But spelling mistakes in stock photography are not regarded as a nuisance at Moray Claims. They brighten our day. Anyhow... Like all businesses, law firms must market their products and services. In the end, it all comes down to trust. Having a website with a wide range of educational information is part of the process of encouraging you to get to know, like and trust the solicitors (or other legal services provider) marketing their services to you online. Beyond that, the first impression you get - when you pluck up the courage to contact a solicitor - will be important to you. Most websites have contact forms you can fill in and submit. Should you choose to make contact by phone, however - How long does it take for the telephone to be answered? How long will it take for your call to be transferred to a solicitor who might actually be able to deal with your case? One thing which comes up repeatedly in advice Continue Reading
Websites, Content Marketing and Self-Help
(EDITOR'S NOTE: This post and the downloadable resource list below have been updated as at 18 November 2021, though the post has not been 'republished' at that later date). The map highlights the areas of the UK which have the five highest rates of internet use. Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) were published in May 2015. One of the areas is the North East of Scotland. It has the second highest rate of internet users in the UK. 90.4% of adults are internet users. ONS also published a map showing the five areas of the UK with lowest rates of internet use. Highland and Islands is there in second place, with 16.9% of adults as non-users. But that still leaves 83.1% as internet users. So, even in the lowest areas of internet use, still more than 4 out of every 5 adults are internet users. The lesson (as if you didn’t know it already) is that you need to have a website. This article considers 3 aspects of online marketing in the Continue Reading