Archive for the Content Category

Pokemon GO has taken the world by storm. It has yet to be released in the UK and potential trainers (players) are going absolutely nuts waiting for it to come out. I was the first in the country to put out content about players potentially causing automobile […]

Don’t expect this one to make the phone ring off the hook overnight or anything but taxi and taxicabs are often overlooked keywords in any personal injury lawyer’s content portfolio. A good taxi accident page will help with all sorts of long tail search. Sure, there aren’t […]

For over 20 years I have created content for my previous companies and other clients. Then, I focused on personal injury content. While the businesses have been drastically different, there is something that remains unchanged: create content for your audience. Who is your audience? On the Internet, […]

Distracted drivers cause terrible accidents resulting in traumatic injuries every single day, so it was only a matter of time before someone got into an accident while playing with a social app such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or Snapchat. Just having this content on your blog can […]

I live on the east coast but spend time each morning reading injury news from all over the planet. On April 29 2016 I sat down and started looking through the news and saw a KTLA article about personal injury lawyers suing Snapchat. I clicked it immediately […]

Shortly after releasing the article Personal Injury Content Tip #2: E-Cig Explosions, personal injury lawyers began adding content to their websites about E-Cig Explosions. As of May 2016, the topic is exploding in popularity, and not in a good way. While reading my SoCal news today an […]

For over 20 years I have built my businesses by answering questions on the web. I got in to personal injury SEO completely accidentally. In my last IT business, which I sold in 2012, people asked me daily for 15 years to assist them online. The SEO […]

Here’s a content idea for creators of personal injury content: data visualizations of bicycle accidents. “You are here” is a project of the Social Computing Group at MIT’s Media Lab. On their FAQ page, the group states that they are doing this because “it is fun”. They […]

When it comes to specific areas of practice pages, bigger is better. Long form content ranks better, obtains more links, explains more to potential clients, and ranks for all sorts of long tail search terms. That said, many web visitors land on a page, see the call […]

There were many Hoverboards under Christmas trees on December 25, 2015. By December 26 there were many hoverboard injuries. Personal injury attorneys interested in products liability claims may want to include a page on hoverboard fires or hoverboard injuries on their website. When someone is injured on […]