The brainchild of attorney, Ken Hardison, PILMMA will help you scale your law firm for greater growth and success through membership-based opportunities.
Since 2018, the number of firm respondents that indicated having a website has climbed from 77% to 94% in 2021. It’s clear that many are jumping on this bandwagon in order to generate and convert leads. When speaking of online lead generation, a perfect landing page is the most important element.
Law firm landing pages are personalized web pages created for your online advertising campaigns. These pages are specifically created to help generate leads, sales, conversions, or make the visitor take your desired action. A user encounters a landing page after clicking an ad.
However, your advertising efforts may go to waste if your landing pages don’t capture the attention of the visitor. In order to get the desired results, these tailor-made pages should answer the pain points of a user and offer real value.
How can you do that? Below are the top four ingredients to create a perfect law firm landing page.
4 Secret Ingredients to Build the Perfect Law Firm Landing Page:
Create an Irresistible Headline to Hook Prospects
According to Forbes, you’ve only seven seconds to convert a prospect. And the headline is the first thing a visitor will see on your landing page. It means that your headline or title should be compelling enough to make the user read the whole copy. A good copywriter usually does this work, but your law-related input can prove pivotal.
Your headlines should be specific and show a sense of urgency. Moreover, don’t forget to use your main keyword while creating interest through emotions. This is to ensure that your page has clarity of what you’re offering.
For instance, check this headline of Jennings’ landing page below. The headline clearly targets people looking for an affordable family lawyer in Calgary.
How do good headlines help convert? MarketingSherpa reports 90% of readers who read the headline also read the call to action (CTA). Imagine having so many readers reaching the CTA and potentially converting into your law firm’s clients.
Choosing the best attorney intake software for your firm can be daunting; however, if you get it right, better software can have a greater impact on long-term firm profitability than any single employee or case.
But how do you figure out which software solution is right for you? After all, every firm is different. Below, you’ll find suggestions along with questions and answers for buying the right legal intake solution for your firm.
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