How cool would it have been to be a part of the early dotcom companies? (You know, the ones that actually had business plans to go with their visions) Most people would jump at the opportunity to be the next Amazon or Google today. Back then, they were just a few people who saw an...
Read MoreThere is only one thing worse than SEO that gets you nothing in terms of results, and that is an SEO package that gets you straight up penalized. I’ve talked to more than one attorney in this situation and they want to choke a puppy. Now look, I understand that some reading this deserve what...
Read MoreWhat is a delinkuent? Well, according to a legit Wikipedia page that I didn’t just build, a delinkuent is a website that is building links every way Google expressly forbids, and is getting away with it. I’m not talking about the occasional paid link- I’m talking about a backlink portfolio that comes home the...
Read MoreNiftyLaw was created soon after I started working here at Nifty. I have been able to see its growth from infancy to adulthood. Having been around from the beginning until now, I have had the opportunity to work with a number of Attorneys and hear a range of ideas/misconceptions about SEO and each Attorneys understanding...
Read MoreThis is going to be the first part of a multipart series on getting reviews for attorneys. In our Nifty Study, we found reviews to correlate with improved local search results for attorneys. No surprise there. We sure aren’t the first company to preach the importance of positive reviews. Yet, it’s often still a virtually...
Read MoreWhile studying journalism as a college student, I remember learning about the coveted “above the fold” section in newspapers on the front page. It was extremely precious real estate and was often the only thing seen in newspaper stands. The concept was loud and clear – it needed to capture the attention of passerby’s. Online,...
Read MoreThe SEO team at NiftyLaw.com participated in a two month long study of legal websites. We looked at over 1200 legal websites across 100 top cities. In the coming months I will be taking a closer look at each section of our study in a multi-part blog series. Part one of this series will be...
Read MoreYesterday we looked at some of the more helpful sections of Google’s new My Business platform and how each of those sections could help you take control of your firm’s presence on Google. Check it out here if you missed it. We left out the Insight section in that blog post. Google has been providing...
Read MoreTo date there have been a multitude of names for Google’s map listing product. It kind of reminds me of that line, “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways” but in a more irritating, aggravating sense. It seemed, for a while at least, that Places was suffering from multiple personality disorder with...
Read MoreWhen researching multiple law websites on the inter-web, I noticed that many contact forms appeared to want too much information, had no disclaimer, or had a disclaimer that was hard to understand. When reviewing top seven lawyers of a major metropolitan area, only two of the seven lawyers listed had disclaimers on their contact page. ...
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