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By: TSEG | Jun 25, 2024

How Law Firms Can Manage Their Reputation on Reddit Effectively

The Reddit Reputation Challenge The growing partnership between Reddit and Google is becoming increasingly significant in legal marketing.  Reddit has developed a strong ability to get posts ranked quickly in Google’s top search results. This effectiveness stems from Reddit’s platform structure, which aligns well with Google’s preference for content that is fresh, relevant, and engaging....

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By: TSEG | Jun 21, 2024

Law Firm Local Services Ads Now On Google Maps

Google Introduces Local Services Ads on Maps Google has integrated Local Services Ads (LSAs) into Google Maps today, enhancing local search advertising by showcasing trustworthy and verified businesses prominently in search results. This update provides a valuable opportunity for law firms to boost their online presence and attract more local clients. LSAs include essential information...

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By: TSEG | Jun 18, 2024

Is Social Search the Secret Weapon for Law Firms?

The Emergence of Social Media as a Search Tool Social search is rapidly transforming digital marketing. This shift is particularly evident among younger generations, who increasingly use social media platforms as their primary source of information. Social search involves using networks like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook to discover content, brands, and services, rather than relying...

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By: Kelly Ainsworth | Jun 6, 2024

Google’s Search Leak (for Law Firm Websites)

The Google Search Algorithm Data Leak Recently, the digital marketing world was shaken by the news of a massive leak of Google Search ranking data. The leak, which exposed internal documents detailing aspects of Google’s ranking algorithms, left the SEO community and businesses, including law firms, amazed. We finally got a peek under the hood...

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By: TSEG | May 30, 2024

Google’s New AI Overview Feature

Google has introduced a new feature called AI Overview in its search engine results pages (SERPs). This innovative addition uses artificial intelligence to enhance the search experience by providing users with a concise summary of information related to their query. The AI Overview is designed to help users quickly understand the most relevant aspects of...

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By: TSEG | Feb 27, 2024

Google Removing “More Places” Button Could Impact Law Firms

[Update 2/28/2024] The button is back. Google completed the testing for this feature and has reverted to showing more maps results after clicking “More businesses”. See the detailed explanation below. In an unexpected development, we’ve seen recent Google searches removing the “More Places” button from local search results. This change is particularly impactful for law...

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By: Jack Turner | Oct 17, 2019

Google is Still King (& Will Be for The Foreseeable Future)

When choosing to market online, Google and YouTube are essential channels you need to be on. Google is dominant, but just how dominant? And are they losing dominance? Some data shows that online ad revenue is being split more than it ever has, but when it comes to Organic Search, online advertising and video, there’s...

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By: Joe Devine | May 8, 2019

Rumors: Google Local Service Ads Soon Available for Lawyers!

What are Google Local Service Ads? These special ads appear above paid search ads, maps, and organic results. For example, if you search for Plumbers in Austin, you will see these results: These Local Service Ads appear above the Pay per Click Ads, map listings, and organic listings. The other unique feature of these ads...

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By: Chris Massaro | Aug 13, 2018

How Effective are Google Ads?

Spending money to advertise on Google is not cheap, so it’s a smart question for any business to ask how effective paid search marketing is in 2018. Have browsing habits evolved? Do people still click on ads? In a 2017 study of Google users, 60% of participants responded that they will click on any result...

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