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Building a Law Firm Website That Actually Generates Clients [Webinar]

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Get the straightforward strategy to make your website work from Caitlin Harrison with this 15-minute installment of Webinars for Busy Lawyers.

Your website should be working for you, but most law firm websites aren’t built to generate clients.

In this workshop, you’ll learn the simple framework behind websites that do. You’ll walk away knowing:

  • The most common mistakes law firm websites make
  • What your website should actually be doing to move visitors toward becoming clients
  • How the Single-Point Strategy uses every page and email follow-up to lead to one clear next step

Q&A from the live program is included in the recording.

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ABOUT THE PRESENtER  |  CAITLIN HARRISON

Caitlin Harrison is the founder of Firmly, a website service built for solo and small law firms. Through Firmly, she helps attorneys clarify their positioning, communicate their value, and attract better-fit clients through systems-based websites designed to convert.

With 20 years of experience in branding, web development, and client experience design, Caitlin bridges strategy and execution, helping law firm owners build marketing foundations that are professional, ethical, and sustainable.

 

   Free & Confidential Consultations:

Lawyers, law students, and judges in Massachusetts can discuss concerns with a licensed therapist, law practice advisor, or both. Find more on scheduling here.

 

CATEGORIES: Law Firm Marketing | Technology | Webinars for Busy Lawyers
TAGS: Law Practice Startup

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