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1. Is the Affiliate Program Right for Our Firm? 2. Can Any Firm Join The Program? 3. What Does Membership Cost? 4. Do We Transfer Our Articles To Your Site? 5. Is There Any Work Involved For Our Attorneys or Marketing Staff? 6. What's The ROI? 7. Will the Program Generate Clients? 8. Why Do Law Firms Need Us? 9. How Do I Know It Works? 10. Who Are Network Members? 1. Is The Affiliate Program Right For Our Firm?2. Can Any Firm Join The Program? No!
To become an Affiliate Member your firm must:
Our current Affiliates represent the leading employment law firms in the country. They host the most sophisticated, well designed and informative legal web sites on the Internet. The size of your firm does not matter, but you must meet the two criteria above in order to become an Affiliate Member. 3. What Does Membership Cost?
Annual membership is $2,000. Your membership year begins on the date you join the program.
4. Do We Transfer Our Articles To Your Site?
No!
The purpose of the program is to drive traffic to your web site. If you aren't already actively engaged in trying to increase your web site traffic, you should know that your competitors are. 5. Is There Any Work Involved For Our Attorneys or Marketing Staff?
No!
Our software checks Affiliate Member sites each day for new content (articles, seminars and press releases). We then upload the links to the new content. 6. What's The ROI?
More web site visitors!
The more content you produce on your site (articles, seminars, press releases), the more traffic we can deliver. We are confident that we will be one of your firm's leading web site referrers. (If you're not sure what a "referrer" is, ask your IT/web department for your referrer report). Our site is visited by tens of thousands of visitors each month and we send out our Daily and Weekly Newsletter to thousands of subscribers each day! Each of these visitors is looking for employment law information and we send them to our Affiliates' web sites. 7. Will the Program Generate Clients?
That's up to you!
Research shows that law firm web sites generate business because clients search online to locate legal counsel!
If your web site is not creating business or building your brand, shut it down! 8. Why Do Law Firms Need Us?
Our site provides exposure to your employment law practice that is virtually impossible to obtain yourself, no matter what your firm's size or reputation.
We offer a compilation of article links from multiple law firms. As a result, we almost always place higher than any law firm on search engines for employment law related search phrases. Stated simply, web surfers find us; we then send them to you. 9. How Do I Know It Works?
Just do a Google, MSN or Yahoo! search for "employment law" and you will see our site listed on the first page of results.
When employers use the Internet to locate employment law information, they will find our site -- then we redirect them to your site. 10. Who Are Network Members?
Our Affiliates are the nation's premier employment law firms.
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