Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?
Posted by Jeannette Ku on 4/24/06
Anything that sounds too good to be true usually is just that. There is no easy money is this world. I am the webmaster for the site lonestarlaw.net and dallas- criminal-law-attorney.com. My marketing advice to any attorney is to get a website and have it search engine optimized. These sites that I run are from the same law firm and that law firm has cancelled all its other means of advertising to use just their websites. We have their websites set up so that certain keyword phrases (that are typed into, say Google) will make our websites pop up at the top of search results. So if someone types in dallas divorce attorney into Google, our site pops up at about number 5 or 6 in the search results. This takes time and a lot of work. Your site will start out at being invisible to Google, but once your headers and meta tags are named correctly with the right keyword phrases, Google's spiders will start to recognize your site. It can take anywhere from a couple of weeks, to months to get where you want to be in Google. My company can help you. www.TheMarketingShop.com Jeannette Ku SEO Specialist TheMarketingShop.com
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- Marketing Help or Hoax?, 7/28/00, by Ronnie Reynolds.
- Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 8/13/00, by Joe Wilson.
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- Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 6/07/01, by Bob Hilley.
- Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 11/12/05, by Philip L Franckel, Esq..
- Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 4/24/06, by Jeannette Ku.
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