97. Alex Valencia, We Do Web — Content Strategy is King
Personal Injury Mastermind
English - November 11, 2021 08:00 - 41 minutes - ★★★★★ - 21 ratingsEntrepreneurship Business Society & Culture Personal Journals personal injury lawyer personal injury marketing pimm chris dreyer law firm attorney lawyer seo law firm marketing personal injury Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Alex Valencia and his wife Yvette dipped their toes in the legal web waters with a single law firm, and after explosive success, quickly found themselves in high demand. They created their company We Do Web in 2009, and have been providing effective and affordable digital marketing solutions to attorneys and small practices ever since.
From topic selection to promotion, Alex dropped a ton of tips in this episode, so if you have any questions about your content strategy, this is one you won’t want to miss.
What’s In This Episode?
Who is Alex Valencia?
What strategies can you employ when selecting article topics?
Why is content gap analysis so important in a content strategy?
What are the different types of content that law firms should be covering?
How can you revamp past content that has dropped in rankings?
What is the We Do Web key to ensuring each client’s content is unique?
How much content is optimal?
Alex Valencia and his wife Yvette dipped their toes in the legal web waters with a single law firm, and after explosive success, quickly found themselves in high demand. They created their company We Do Web in 2009, and have been providing effective and affordable digital marketing solutions to attorneys and small practices ever since.
From topic selection to promotion, Alex dropped a ton of tips in this episode, so if you have any questions about your content strategy, this is one you won’t want to miss.
What’s In This Episode?Who is Alex Valencia?
What strategies can you employ when selecting article topics?
Why is content gap analysis so important in a content strategy?
What are the different types of content that law firms should be covering?
How can you revamp past content that has dropped in rankings?
What is the We Do Web key to ensuring each client’s content is unique?
How much content is optimal?