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Artificial Intelligence
Why AI-Generated Content Will Lose SEO Value & AI Overview Prominence
Over the last year, law firms, marketers, and businesses across industries have rushed to incorporate AI-generated content, particularly from tools like Google’s Gemini & ChatGPT, into their websites. The appeal is obvious: it’s fast, cheap, and produces content at scale. The problem is, everyone is doing it. A study by Copyleaks revealed that AI generated content grew 2,848% from Q1, 2023 to Q1, 2024 which resulted in Google cracking down on “AI Spam”.

Brad Wetherall
February 6, 2025
Design
Harnessing Excellence: From Award-Winning Designs to Influential Judges
Our award-winning design team has evolved from merely winning awards to becoming esteemed judges for multiple academies. We take pride in shaping the benchmarks for excellence in web design and user experience.

Heather Pinheiro
April 4, 2024
Content Marketing
Stop Chasing Leads Who Aren't Your Ideal Audience
If the content you’re creating doesn’t revolve around the interests of your ideal client, you’re wasting time and money. This common misstep divides your focus without any real payoff. It could even be driving away the clients who most need your help and the cases that are most profitable for your firm.

Krystle Dodge
April 2, 2024
Design
Transforming an Outdated and Impersonal Website into a Dynamic and Personal Experience
The Law Offices of Christopher Chaney approached us with the goal of redesigning their website to enhance user experience, improve accessibility, and reflect their professionalism and expertise in criminal defense.

Heather Pinheiro
March 30, 2024
SEO
Shiny Object Syndrome: What You’re Missing When You Focus on Domain Authority
Which metric is better, Moz's Domain Authority, Ahrefs' Domain Rank, or Semrush's Authority Score?

Esquire Digital
March 22, 2024
Google Business Profiles
From Little Online Presence to Impressive Map Rankings Overnight
When we took on the Law Offices of Christopher Chaney as a new client, the firm had little to no online presence. Our team was up to the challenge.

Esquire Digital
February 2, 2024