The plain fact is that lawyers tend to write like lawyers, regardless of the audience.  That means they use 2-dollar words, legal terms of art and lots of Latin.  Now, that works when the audience is other attorneys who eat that stuff up.  But when trying to craft content for legal consumers, attorneys should take a different approach.

Conducting a ‘vanity search’ on Google, however, is only the first step in anteing up to table stakes for online marketing.  You can learn a lot about your website’s performance in search using two free Google tools: Search Console and Analytics.

It’s likely that you already have a task management system in place – in fact, pretty much every productivity (email) software, or law practice management system has one built in.  But, you may find those lacking in terms of the task functionality.  If you do, there are a lot of great task management tools that focus on that one operation which you could look to.

Automated time trackers manage your time across devices, and prompt you to add time manually when you have been away from your devices for an extended period of time.