Comments on: Law SEO: Lawyers Must Read http://www.agilismarketing.com/sem-marketing-blog/law-seo-lawyers-must-read/ Thu, 24 Nov 2011 22:26:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Changed SEO Username http://www.agilismarketing.com/sem-marketing-blog/law-seo-lawyers-must-read/#comment-5138 Changed SEO Username Tue, 06 Sep 2011 16:45:35 +0000 http://www.agilismarketing.com/sem-marketing-blog/law-seo-lawyers-must-read/#comment-5138 I added this comment below since it escaped numerous spam filters, surprisingly made it to the legitimate comments portion of my backend, and the copy is not duplicated verbatim on the internet. <blockquote>I am coming late to this post but it is a great big issue in the UK right now. Barristers have recently been allowed to take clients without having a solicitor involved. Bigger news still is the new 'ABS law' commences in October which will allow lawyers to work in non-legal companies providing 'regulated' legal services. They will be like any other business any day soon.</blockquote> Comment spamming is obviously not a smart idea in any type of of SEO. Any lawyer hiring a third party company to increase their website's rankings, might want to make certain the provider is not simply posting on any topic that is law related; otherwise the 'victim' attorney could end up with the inverse of their intended consequences, along with a website that is potentially banned from the Google and the other search engines. I added this comment below since it escaped numerous spam filters, surprisingly made it to the legitimate comments portion of my backend, and the copy is not duplicated verbatim on the internet.

I am coming late to this post but it is a great big issue in the UK right now.

Barristers have recently been allowed to take clients without having a solicitor involved.

Bigger news still is the new ‘ABS law’ commences in October which will allow lawyers to work in non-legal companies providing ‘regulated’ legal services.

They will be like any other business any day soon.

Comment spamming is obviously not a smart idea in any type of of SEO. Any lawyer hiring a third party company to increase their website’s rankings, might want to make certain the provider is not simply posting on any topic that is law related; otherwise the ‘victim’ attorney could end up with the inverse of their intended consequences, along with a website that is potentially banned from the Google and the other search engines.

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]]> By: Law Seo http://www.agilismarketing.com/sem-marketing-blog/law-seo-lawyers-must-read/#comment-5082 Law Seo Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:27:29 +0000 http://www.agilismarketing.com/sem-marketing-blog/law-seo-lawyers-must-read/#comment-5082 It is certainly a difficult economic time. SEO for single practice attorneys, such as myself, appears a nice low budget way to attract business. I will contact your company. Thank you for the insights. It is certainly a difficult economic time. SEO for single practice attorneys, such as myself, appears a nice low budget way to attract business. I will contact your company. Thank you for the insights.

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