Re: Best Way to Advertise?

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The person posting the link is just doing so to generate keyword
relevance on Google searches. He couldnt care less if you
respond, so it looks kinda silly when you do.

On 6/26/06, rrr wrote:
> That seems crazy high.
>
> What kind of Website are you building? What does that $15K
> include? How much of that is for the "website" and how much
of
> that is for the "marketing expertise" and "copywriting" skills
> they will claim to bring to the matter?
>
> On 6/26/06, Adrian Crane wrote:
>> I came across this thread and would like some more info.
>>
>> I'm considering having a web site created by SLS Consulting
>> (slsconsulting.net). They create web sites for attorneys.
>> The price is $15,000 which of course is a great deal of
>> money. Has anyone had any experience with them, good or bad?
>>
>> Adrian Crane
>> cell 972-671-5050
>>
>>
>> On 4/19/06, JAG22 wrote:
>>> What is the best way to advertise? This board pretty much
>>> makes it clear that LegalMatch, Casepost, LegalFish etc are
>>> a toss-up at best... and usually a bad investment...
>>>
>>> Would you guys recommend going it alone and doing your own
>>> advertising on Yahoo? Pay-per-click?
>>>
>>> I know that there are small firms spending $3,000+ each
>>> month to advertise... and that just seems a bit
>> expensive.
>>>
>>> I have a decent amount of business right now, but I'm
>>> looking to expand, and hopefully take on an associate.
>>> Right now, I have the capital to do roughly $1,000 each
>>> month for advertising.
>>>
>>> Any suggestions? What has worked for people on this board?
>>>
>>> I saw 'Jim' posted about LawInfo. I'm guessing that its
>>> just another one of the scams. Is there any legitimate
>>> organization that does advertising for lawyers? Is the
>>> yellow pages worth it?