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Local SEO Field Notes for Law Firms
Practical observations from website audits and Local SEO work, with the evidence, limitations, and next steps explained for firm owners.
Latest Field Notes
These field notes record dated observations from website audits and Local SEO work, with the evidence, limits, and next steps explained for firm owners. Each post identifies what was observed and what it can establish, and links to an evergreen guide when a topic needs more background than a single observation provides.
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How I Classify One Estate-Planning Search Query Before Touching the Website
Read the field note: How I Classify One Estate-Planning Search Query Before Touching the WebsiteA five-step check for reading the search results, classifying intent, and deciding what an estate planning page needs before anyone edits it.
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Eight Website Issues a Law-Firm Audit Found, and What to Check on Yours
Read the field note: Eight Website Issues a Law-Firm Audit Found, and What to Check on YoursEight issues found in a real law-firm website audit, why each one matters, and how to check the same things on your own site.
Sohanur Rahman
Local SEO specialist · Jashore, Bangladesh
I write these notes from hands-on law firm website SEO and Local SEO work, with examples attributed to their original practice areas and industries.
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