•  Every law firm loses clients over time. They move on, change circumstances, get divorced, close businesses, get another job or just forget about you over time. You need a system to replace them. The Yellow pages don’t exists. Magazine or radio or TV ads no longer work.Legal directories don’t let you tell your story. Social Media is very limited in what you can say.
• Lawyers without a website may miss out on a large potential client base, and may appear less sophisticated to potential clients. Younger people especially expect lawyers to have a website.
• Fewer people will find your firm. Without a website, it’s less likely that people will choose your law firm, especially when 70% of new clients research online before hiring an attorney.
• Fewer people will contact you. Without a website, it’s less likely that people will contact a lawyer, as they may be reluctant to call without doing research.
• Your firm may appear less sophisticated. Without a website, a law firm may appear less old fashioned or less sophisticated to potential clients. 

A website can help a lawyer in many ways, including: 

• Help new clients with a referral to choose your law firm.
• Give clients who are searching more information about your firm.
• A website can establish a lawyer’s legitimacy and credibility.
• A website can be a critical component of a lawyer’s marketing and sales funnel.
• A website can help potential clients identify if a lawyer is the right one for them.
• Your website can help lighten a busy lawyer’s load by eliminating inefficient client calls.For example by using a pre-qualifying Intake form online.
• A website can be an effective recruiting tool. New lawyers want to work for a modern law firm.
• Other lawyers, accountant, bankers, and other clients will want to refer their clients to a law firm that appears more professional.