Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

Our public service announcement on WTEN for the holidays. I hope everyone follows this advice.

Do AdSense ads increase the bounce rate?I've heard concerns about AdSense making a site look spammy in the past, and saw the idea mentioned in this discussion about link building and advertising.The concern some in the SEO community have is that webmasters will not want to link to sites that have ads on them. There are varied reasons discussed in the above forum. One that stands out to me looks

In late July I did a post describing a letter that was mailed to a client of mine. This is known as an unsolicited attorney mailing. I think, but am not sure, that the powers that be in our profession decided there is nothing wrong with such a mailing. Nevertheless, I have no plans to mimic it.

A busy DWI lawyer

Posted by kaniamazdar | 13:40 | , | 0 comments »

Got a call yesterday from someone with her third DWI case. The second was fairly recent, and third time is a charm so it's a felony.Was talking about the second time to find out what had happened. She had hired a lawyer with a big web presence for DWI cases. She told me his name, and I started laughing. I'll call him Smelly to avoid making it too obvious who he is.You see, this one DWI lawyer is

Going back to my recent post on an unethical "attorney" website, I decided to do some more investigation.I faxed a note to the site's fax number saying that I had gotten a ticket in Westchester County for 96 in a 65, and that I would like a quote.I got a fax reply from "Gailia Walters," from "New York Traffic Tickets." The fax further indicates their slogan as "The Traffic Ticket Specialists."Ms.

I hope readers will forgive my anger about this, but I'm just getting annoyed by something with our traffic court website.If you want to review a page of our site while reading this, it may be helpful. Consider Hudson City Court.Some time ago, we were getting a number of calls from people who thought we were the court. I didn't think what we were doing then was really confusing, but we still