You have poured dollars and time into creating an informative and client-friendly site. Now what? How do you drive traffic to your site? According to consultants Stacy West Clark and Jason P. Lisi, there are definite tricks of the trade, both online and off, that need to be applied.
August 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You have just developed, or revitalized, a now wonderful Web site. You have poured dollars and time into creating an informative and client-friendly site. Or, better still, you have developed a microsite dealing with one specialty area of your practice. Now what? How do you get visitors to come to your site?
Well, there are definite tricks of the trade that need to be applied, which follow.
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