Your Law Firm's Web Site
Making it Work

Sponsoring a site on the World Wide Web doesn't guarantee success. A colourful homepage may look flashy, but will it increase your bottom line?

You can't simply throw your firm brochure at a web designer and expect to get results. Your firms web site must be the product of careful planning. It must fit into an overall Internet strategy, and suit your law practice.

Find out what options are available to you, and their advantages and disadvantages.Find out what works for other firms - and what doesn't. Before you spend any money to create your website, create a plan that will produce results.

By attending you will learn:

• how to gauge the success of the website
• how to set up a clients-only area
• how to maintain contact after they've left the website
• how to collect information about the people who browse your site
• how to choose among the many document formats available
• how to avoid having your site blocked by censorship software
• how to use graphics and sounds effectively
• what to tell programmers who create your site
• what not to spend your money on

Don't waste your money on a web site that produces no return. A law firm web site is not the same as one selling cars or computers. You need to get information across to people in a professional, informative manner.

Your Law Firm's Web Site: Making it Work has been presented in many cities sponsored by different organizations.

Kansas City, MO

Missouri Bar Association

St. Louis, MO

Missouri Bar Association

Republic of Singapore

Forté-IRI; Law Society of Singapore

Atlantic City, NJ

New Jersey State Bar

Toronto, ON

Department of Justice, Government of Canada

In the United States this course is a presentation of the Professional Education Group, Inc., 12401 Minnetonka Boulevard, Minnetonka, Minnesota, 55305-3969
For further information please contact Paul Fogelberg or Henry Lake at: (952) 933-9990, Fax (952) 933-7784

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