A lawyer CANNOT claim to be this if they are not board certified.
What is an expert/expertise or specialist?
Another way to say help.
What is assist, provide counsel/advice, guide you?
This wording is Holly's FindLaw writing pet peeve.
What is dealing with?
This is why we don't link to external sites from a client's webpage.
What is because it encourages the reader to leave the client's site?
This is what our headings should be across all types of writing.
What is engaging and informative?
We avoid this wording when mentioning results.
What is best possible results/outcome?
These are other ways to say matters.
What is concerns, questions, issues, cases, claims, disputes or conflicts?
Another way to get across the idea of managing or doing something is this.
What is handle? But don't end up repeating it.
Why is it important to link relevant practice area pages to each other?
What is because the search engines like it and it helps readers move through the site?
This is what a blog post title should do.
What is the title should be engaging and clearly communicate the topic of the post?
These types of words - exceptional, optimal, unparalleled - are called this.
What are superlatives?
This is how many times you must use the firm name on a page.
What is once?
What is such as?
This is what we call it when the anchor text is the same as the title of the page it is linking to.
What is exact-match anchor text?
This is what a Facebook promotion heading should do.
What is catch the reader's attention while relating to the topic and photo?