Legal content writing is more than an inbound marketing solution, especially for law practices who are trying to explain newer clients the value of their services. When law practices produce content, they are providing free and educated information to their audience, enticing newer customers to the website, and retaining existing ones through first engagement.
Writing legal finance content generates some meaningful ROI for businesses, as these content writing stats demonstrate:
It is obvious then that legal content equals business growth.
So, let us get started with your finance content strategy.
Content exists everywhere; some would say it is too much. However, it is still the primary mechanism to communicate with potential customers, either through writing or more visual media. What is evident, is that one size does not fit all when posting content on different platforms.
There is expertise in crafting content for social media. It is well worth a company’s time since there are 2.6 billion users across a global overabundance of social media platforms.
Plus, should someone follow a business on social media it could be considered a warm lead — they have already registered that they are impressed in what that said business has to say. So, your audience is anticipating to engage with your online content.
Website content should prioritise in three areas: your target keywords, your brand and your solution. Similar to blog content, the copy on the website must guide and inspire visitors to your services yet within the legal sector; must explain both the legal jargon and in more layman’s terms. Think of web content like a navigational map to your services.
Proceed with discretion and do not irritate visitors and they leave your website because of irritants like social media feeds and other pop-up components like newsletter signups. Once you have lured a potential new customer, sites must do all they can to keep them onsite, and that is the crucial function of website content.
The purpose of blog content is to promote the business by attracting newcomers and bringing in qualified warm leads into the sales funnel. Blog content should be a free resource that’s not directly tied to sales, but a well-crafted piece of content to conclusively create revenue for a law-related business. As mentioned above, research has proved that companies that blog more get increased traffic and new leads than those that do not.
Lastly, and arguably the most critical step in legal content writing is examining your existing content. Without metrics, how do marketing teams know what they can improve?
What you analyse is entirely up to you, but here are some ideas that we propose for our clients to measure:
Legal content writing is an intensive process that compensates businesses with increasing their audience.
Once you have the content conception process written down, you will be able to create legal content that not only educates your audience yet further boosts your business credibility.
Let us write your legal content for you.