A professional looking website is essential to building a family law practice. Having a website is expected. Not having a site causes prospective clients to wonder about the legitimacy of a practice. After all, everybody has a website – even my drycleaner. And the site has to look good. It needs to be neat, clean and professional. It can’t look dated or amateurish.
It’s difficult to manage a practice, deal with the clients and be sure you have a professional web presence. In this podcast, Erik Mazzone and I discuss a number of low cost options for getting a site up and running quickly and inexpensively.
Thankfully, your options for building a site get better and better with each passing month. It is now possible to create a site that may, in fact, look much better than something created by another practice just a year ago and you can do it with less effort and expense.
We mention a bunch of sites in this show. Here are the links -
Law Practice Matters
Two at a Time Baking
Rosen.com
Squarespace
WordPress.org
WordPress.com
99designs
iStockPhoto
elance.com
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