Unfocused Web sites are a missed opportunity, say legal marketers, who add that midsize and small firms are more prone to allowing their sites to be out of date or not user-friendly. But firms with limited budgets for Web site maintenance and upgrades shouldn't be daunted by the price. Though Web site creation can cost thousands of dollars, the cost to maintain a good site can be as little as a few thousand dollars each year, and it can pay for itself with the business development it provides.
April 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It’s not news that we live in an online world where law firms must have an online presence to compete. But is your firm’s Web site generating the business it could?
Unfocused Web sites are a missed opportunity, according to legal marketers. And they say midsize and small firms are often more prone to allowing their sites to be out of date or not user-friendly.
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