Working in online legal marketing and SEO, it comes with the territory that I look at the source code of a fair share of lawyer and law firm websites. Considering that very few lawyers are SEO and online marketing experts, it is no surprise that most websites offer some room for “optimization”. One of the most baffling things I come across far too often is that plenty of attorneys are not using ANY web analytics tools. Bringing this to a lawyer or law firm’s attention usually results in an apologetic explanation that they don’t engage in online advertising or that they haven’t felt the need to do any SEO work for their website, yet.
Why do lawyers need web analytics?
Having decided that it is beneficial to your business to have a presence on the web, it only makes sense to measure the effectiveness of your website as a means to:
Believe it or not, you will need some form of website analytics tool to find out how your website lives up to the expectations you have set forth, however limited these might be. For your information, I’ve put together a short list of web analytics tools and providers:
Take a look at these services and compare them to what you are using today (in case you are already using a web analytics tool). At AdVolt Legal, we can help you find the right analytics tool for your law firm, whether you want to engage in SEO, PPC, both or neither. Feel free to contact us with any questions you might have. Also, please share your experience with web analytics tools with us in the comments section.
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