Dennis Kennedy

	Web DennisKennedy.com

« Caselogistix and Affiliate Marketing Links | Main | Can You Recommend a Good Introduction to Web 2.0 Tools for Lawyers? »

January 23, 2006

What Are Some Good Ideas for Updating a Law Firm Website?

I just read some great ideas on updating law firm websites from Fred Faulkner, one of my favorite people to work with (especially after the two years or so we worked together on Law Practice Today). Fred knows his stuff - he's now the webmaster for the American Bar Association.

I recently got the chance to co-present with Fred (and Kevin O'Keefe - anyone else think that Kevin looks like Jack Bauer on 24 in his picture on his blog?) at BlawgThink, which was a lot of fun for me - and I learned a lot.

Fred has started a new column called "Faulkner's Practical Web Strategies for Attorneys" on LLRX.com.

This month's column is called "New Year's Resolution: Update Your Website." It takes you through some great ideas for updating your website in the easy, moderate and difficult categories. Read the article and pass along a copy to your web designer. Great job, Fred.

I'm the process of putting together a couple of simple flat-fee website and blog consulting packages that will focus on improving content and the overall success of law firm websites and blogs. Let me know if you might be interested in learning more about the packages.

[Originally posted on DennisKennedy.Blog (http://www.denniskennedy.com/blog/)]

This post brought to you by Dennis Kennedy's legal technology consulting services, featuring RSS and blogging consulting, technology audit, strategic planning and technology committee coaching packages especially for medium-sized law firms (15 - 100 lawyers) and corporate legal departments. More information on the "Second Pair of Eyes" packages for legal technology audits and strategic planning may be found here (PDF).

Posted by dmk at January 23, 2006 09:28 PM

Comments