New Firm Web Site
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 10:23 am
When I opened my firm, a good friend of mine who does web design created my firm's website for free. He did a decent job and, honestly, a lot of attorneys in my area that saw it actually said they were impressed with it.
I sent it to BossHog to get his input, because (being a web master himself), I would certainly value his opinion. To try to find the best word for his response, I'll just say "amateur." He suggested that I get my site professionally done. I didn't do that...until now.
The problem with having a friend to your website, although much appreciated, is that it's difficult to make it "google friendly". Apparently, websites should be loaded with certain "words" throughout to make search engines find it more easily. I didn't really know this....and, as a result, my first website suffered.
So, I had it re-done, by professionals. I really like the new version. It's chock-full of information and, in my opinion, looks pretty professional. Even more important, it is now search-engine friendly so, hopefully, I'll be picking up more business.
If you're even remotely interested in checking it out, I guess you can hit the "www" button below, or go here.
For those of you out there starting your own business and wanting to create a website for yourselves, follow Boss Hog's advice: get it professionally done!
I sent it to BossHog to get his input, because (being a web master himself), I would certainly value his opinion. To try to find the best word for his response, I'll just say "amateur." He suggested that I get my site professionally done. I didn't do that...until now.
The problem with having a friend to your website, although much appreciated, is that it's difficult to make it "google friendly". Apparently, websites should be loaded with certain "words" throughout to make search engines find it more easily. I didn't really know this....and, as a result, my first website suffered.
So, I had it re-done, by professionals. I really like the new version. It's chock-full of information and, in my opinion, looks pretty professional. Even more important, it is now search-engine friendly so, hopefully, I'll be picking up more business.
If you're even remotely interested in checking it out, I guess you can hit the "www" button below, or go here.
For those of you out there starting your own business and wanting to create a website for yourselves, follow Boss Hog's advice: get it professionally done!
