It’s easy to get caught up trying to keep up with all the advice in the social media press. I myself am guilty of this. So it’s refreshing to read a different approach to using social media: Stop. You’re probably doing too much with too few results. (more…)
Duplicate Content? Many attorneys like to blog or even write their own website content. While this might seem a good way to avoid expense, it usually ends up harming a firm's search rankings more than it helps. Why? Because when attorneys write website content, they often create duplicate content. Usually this is done completely by mistake, but sometimes it is intentional. In either event, it is likely harming the site's visibility on search engines. (more…)
Blog: noun - a personal website or web page on which an individual records opinions, links to other sites, etc. on a regular basis. (more…)
I am a big Evernote fan, so when I saw this post from Jim Logan, I had to share it with you. Though it's not about the Evernote product itself, it does use Evernote as a model you can follow to promote your own business. (more…)
This is a Guest Post written by Rob Greenberg. Rob works at a plagiarism detection service.
“Where there's a will, there is a way”, goes the saying. You can apply these words to virtually anything and anyone, including people who want to copy your website's content and use it without giving you any credit or linking back to your blog as a source. This article describes why some of the most popular ways of fighting plagiarism fail and offers possible solutions. (more…)
