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Taryn Elliott, Director of Client Success and Marketing at LISI, and Rae Ritter, Director of Client Service + Marketing at LISI, dove into three of the things you should consider when spring cleaning your law firm's website. They shared some tips and tricks about spring cleaning your attorney bios, focusing on the industries you serve, and checking in on some of the overlooked areas - the footer, the CMS, and how it looked on mobile devices.
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