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Five Ways to Improve Your Website Performance Through Efforts Other Than SEO
April 10, 2025
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Hello, and good day. Welcome to LawBARDs latest 5 Things video.
Today we are talking about ways you can improve your website performance, besides Search Engine Optimization or SEO and Search Engine Marketing or SEM.
A robust, well-performing website is a crucial component of most law firms successful marketing and demand-generation strategies; however, many law firms focus primarily on SEO and SEM, often to the detriment of all other website improvements.
Beyond SEO and SEM,
several key elements are pivotal in creating a high-performing website that attracts and engages visitors, converts prospects into clients, and enhances your firm’s reputation.
Here are six ways to improve your site’s performance:
Regularly scheduled site refreshes
Make sure to optimize website load times
Ensure that there is a clear and effective Call to Action
Ensure your site has Prominent Contact Us Forms
Add more Video,
And lastly, Ensure your site is A.D.A compliant
Schedule Site Refreshes
First off, regularly scheduled site refreshes Websites quickly become outdated, cluttered, and dull, diminishing their effectiveness in capturing the attention of both visitors and search engines. According to some estimates, your firm site can become obsolete within three years. A refresh or redesign every two to three years ensures your website stays modern and relevant. A refresh allows you the opportunity to leverage new technology, provide a fresh look to your content, and enhance overall perfor
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