As tempting as it is to look at a competitor?s website, say, ?I want what they have ? but better,? and leave the rest to a website designer, law firm administrators risk heavier site maintenance costs ? as well as untold headaches ? if they don?t understand their options. Firms need to be aware of the differences between open-source code and proprietary code content management systems for websites. There has been a lot of discussion lately throughout the legal marketing community about the two and the hazard of choosing one solution over the other.
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Getting Better Websites: What Law Firms Need to Know About CMS
The Legal Intelligencer
August 23, 2012
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