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<description>Ninety-seven percent of 1,000-plus corporate Web sites evaluated by Forrester Research received failing grades. Gave rise to the Wall Street Journal&apos;s Ben Worthen&apos;s column, &apos;Why most business web sites stink.&apos; May have well been why most law firm web sites...</description>
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<author>dan.willis@gmail.com (dan)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>I also think it could have something to do with the fact that it's hard for a law firm to make money from their website.<br />
You can't easily buy their product/service online. <br />
Re: point 4, I'm not sure sales would be greatly improved through calling attention to one's privacy policy. Have you seen some stats that back this up?</p>

<p>So I'd say that it's not worth going to the trouble to hire a decent usability and/or design consultant if they don't perceive that there will be some return on their investment. <br />
We'll just get the IT guy to make one.</p>]]></description>
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<author>tslade@gmail.com (Tom)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>I agree with Dan, law firms don't see the immediate value of a website, but there are hidden returns! In our marketing department we started using more web software to provide media/web stats. That way, we have concrete data to turn around to lawyers and show them exactly what impact the website is making.</p>

<p>Most Canadian law firm sites are horrible for navigating and just have too much information. A lot of them don't make any attempt to catch your attention in those first few critical seconds a viewer spends on a page before they bounce.</p>]]></description>
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<author>chris@iamzed.com (Chris)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>The way I've typically sold lawyers on a good site is to let them know their site is part of their image.  They've spent thousands on well-designed ads, office space, and other parts of their business and their site is an extension of that and should play the part.</p>]]></description>
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