The Auctori:law Team Returns from ALA Exposition
Friday, May 14th, 2010Auctori:law,a web content management system designed specifically for the legal industry showcased at the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) Annual Educational Conference and Exposition in Boston on May 3-5.
Auctori:law is a search engine friendly content management system that puts the power and control of a law firm’s website in the hands of attorneys and legal professionals. In addition to standard content management features, Auctori:law is equipped with features designed specifically for legal industry, such as an attorney biographies module, news and articles module, and an images module. In addition Auctori:law has partnered with The Net Impact, a St. Louis based online interactive Agency to provide to provide legal clients with Internet marketing and web design services.
At the exhibition, Auctori:law representatives were on hand to answer questions and show ALA members how Auctori:law can make maintaining law firm website stress-free. This was the first ever presence of Auctori:law at the Annual ALA Conference. In addition Auctori:law representation, Steve Thomas, led a vendor showcase session: “Growing Your Legal Business Through Social Media and Search Engine Optimization.”
This interactive presentation covered the hot topics of social media and search engine optimization and how they are relevant to the legal industry.
“Our team is very experienced in developing customized legal websites, and we designed the Auctori:law CMS based upon this experience. We have been able to integrate controls that make editing articles, biographies and documents as well as the general maintenance of your website content very straightforward and less time consuming,” said Andrea Bemis, Auctori:law Brand Manager.
The Auctori:law team had a successful trip to Boston and enjoyed meeting the ALA members! We enjoyed introducing the legal industry to Auctori:law and showing them how with our legal CMS, can make make maintaining your website stress-free!
Check out these great pictures from the exhibition!