Seems a little crazy doesn’t it… Well if you are not thinking about it, you probably you should be!

Generalizing here, but so many times we have the greatest of intentions to for doing something special, but unfortunately, the exigencies of the day get in the way, time slips by and you are left running around at the last-minute settling for something that could have been done at a much higher-level of quality had the project been given proper focus and attention.

Solid tips to eliminate cost overruns, stay on track, and not fall prey to the time killer aspects of a website do over.

Visitors and Prospects will make a snap decision about your firm in the first 20 seconds. Think about that! Scary, huh!

Think about your own reactions when visiting other websites. Now, go to your website and answer the survey questions below:

First half is done. Nothing you can do will change the results except for ensuring your June bills get out the door and you are on top of collecting that revenue.

Some questions for you and your firm to answer:

There are several trends we are seeing as firms are updating their websites to new designs and technology. With the digital revolution in full swing, designs built around mobile access and mobile resolution are very important. For firms whose clients are individuals rather than businesses, it is critical.

However, yes here comes the big but! Your business is a law firm, not selling widgets on a shopping site.

So, in prior posts, we may have beaten the “Why to Outsource” topic to death. However, never being one to miss an opportunity to drill home a point, we covered: Opportunity Cost, The Wrong tool for the job, and The Cost of Doing Nothing:

This is a biggee! What we refer to as — The Double Whammy

Referred by someone trusted, the professional candidate boasted a great resume, lots of experience, but the first thing noticed was the well-worn facade. Despite the great resume and hard fought experience, this professional is passed over…

Whether you are a senior attorney or law firm administrator, there are opportunity costs every time you take on a tactical task, rather than investing your time in strategic work.

We work with clients all the time where senior people become the bottleneck for getting projects completed, or just getting core tasks finished. Let’s face it, you have more important tasks to do than format a newsletter, update contacts, review status of projects, etc.

And there is a real cost… not just opportunity.

In a prior post, we discussed the types of tasks prime for being outsourced to save time, money and in many cases, enhance the quality of the output. This series will dig a bit deeper and provide some real-life scenarios that should strike a chord for many of you taking the time to read this.

WHY SHOULD I OUTSOURCE? Let’s first agree on 3 undeniable truths:

Every client wants to set a budget for updating their website, but ensure you consider these top 3 hidden cost drivers!

1) Time