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Legal Marketing: Law firm email marketing and improving your click rates
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| Guest post by: Tom Matte |
Article Overview: By strategically placing links in your law firm emails, and clearly communicating where the links go, you’ll increase your click rates and get your message out to more readers. Click rates, or the percentage of email recipients that click links in your law firm email to read more, can be even more important than open rates. Think about it, while you want as many people as possible to open your email, it’s those that are interested enough to click on a link to learn more about your topic, register for a seminar or simply get more information about your firm that are your most qualified prospects.
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Legal Marketing: Law firm email marketing and improving your click rates
By strategically placing links in your law firm's emails, and clearly communicating where the links go, you'll increase your click rates and get your message out to more readers.
Click rates, or the percentage of email recipients that click links in your law firm email to read more, can be even more important than open rates.
Think about it, while you want as many people as possible to open your
email, it’s those that are interested enough to click on a link to
learn more about your topic, register for a seminar or simply get more
information about your firm that are your most qualified prospects.
In the last two years, law firm click rates (sometimes referred to
as conversion rates) have remained virtually flat. Here’s some thoughts
on how you can increase the number of people who take that extra step
to click through to learn more.
- Keep it compelling. Since your real goal is to drive readers to click on a link to learn more, make sure your copy is interesting. Don’t give away all the details, since that takes away the incentive to click to learn more, but include enough information so they will know what to expect if they click your link.
- Design is important. While writing compelling copy is key, creating a design that is easy to read and navigate is equally important. Remember, your readers have tons of other emails to view, so make it as easy as possible for them to find the information they need – quickly. Position your call to action throughout your email, at the top, middle and bottom, so those that only read “above the fold” or scroll to the bottom first, will have the information they need to make a decision. Use the all important upper lefthand corner for your most important message, since that is what most people read first. Break up long blocks of copy (or avoid them in the first place) with photos and other graphics that assist in communicating your messages.
- Don’t “over-link” your email. Avoid the temptation to make everything in your email “clickable.” While many think this raises click rates, it usually just confuses readers and means you’ll get deleted faster. Include multiple links, and strategically place links throughout your email, but don’t over do it. You want your readers to quickly understand where the link will take them, and if there are too many, it will drive them away.
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About the Author: Tom Matte RSS for Tom's articles - Visit Tom's website As CEO of Max Advertising and author of The Matte Pad, Tom focuses his endless enthusiasm on crafting creative and lasting marketing campaigns that differentiates his law firm clients, clearly communicates their messages and ultimately grows their practices. Whether a 10-person firm or one of the Am Law 100, he has worked with firms of all sizes. From branding and logo design, to advertising, collateral, websites and social media, Tom integrates it all together to create a cohesive and effective marketing strategy – one that helps his law clients grow and succeed. Tom frequently serves as host, presenter or attendee at legal marketing events and tradeshows. Tom showcases his experience as a creative marketing strategist, shares best practices for creating a legal marketing campaign and presents his ideas on conversational branding and the changing face of marketing. Tom's Associations: Legal Marketing Association, Leadership Buckhead, Georgia Healthcare Association, Second Wind Zoom Groups, Rainmaker Council, Creative Growth Group, Association for Accounting Marketing MAX Official Website: http://www.maxadv.com The Matte Pad: http://www.tommatte.com Click here to visit Tom's website Hey Attorneys Let Your Funky Side Fly Legal Marketing Why use Twitter Attorneys using Facebook to serve legal papers Legal Marketing Good Social Media Content Can Affect Your Google Ranking Make sure your law firms website copy is readercentric |
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