As a listed Attorney on our website you get full access to our content marketing platform. (Here are some of the articles listed attorneys have already contributed).
Heres how it works:
1. YOU SEND US AN ORIGINAL WRITTEN ARTICLE RELATED TO LAW IN SOUTH AFRICA
2. WE FINE-TUNE AND OPTIMISE THE ARTICLE FOR SEARCH ENGINES
3. WE PUBLISH THE ARTICLE ON THE WEBSITE WITH A LINK TO YOUR PROFILE PAGE
4. PEOPLE SEARCHING THE NET FOR KEYWORDS RELATED TO YOUR ARTICLE ARRIVE AT YOUR ARTICLE (AND ULTIMATELY YOUR PROFILE)
5. BESIDES THE POTENTIAL EXTRA REFFERALS TO YOUR PAGE, WE OFFER ONGOING REMUNERATION OPPORTUNITIES TO REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
You dont need to be a highly proficient writer - coming across as authentic is just as important. Nor do the articles need to be long - 500 words upwards is acceptable. Here are some of the articles listed attorneys have already contributed.
Today most people that have their own website have likely been approached by so-called SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) experts peddling their services. But SEO is not an overnight success story. It is complicated, takes time and expertise and is constantly evolving. We have been at it for 8 years now - indeed it is part of our core function. So, although we cannot guarantee success for every article published (there are NO guarantees in SEO) , we have an extremely strong track record.
We also have an established network of sister websites and social media accounts through which we push our articles.
If you happen to be doing SEO on your own website too, your FindanAttorney article will not detract from your efforts. If anything it can boost them as we sometimes provide links direct to your website too.
Our stats show us that people searching for our articles on legal matters in SA, almost always click through to the author's page. This results in quality referrals for you. Additionally, links from other parts of our site to your profile page boosts your page independently in Search Engine Rankings (yes, your individual page is indexed in Search Engines and can show up for specific localised searches on its own)
WANTED: OCCASSIONAL FREELANCE LEGAL JOURNALIST:
We are looking to pay a regular contributor of law-related articles on an ongoing basis. In order to qualify, you will need to send in at least two "unpaid" articles. After we have approved and published them, you will be welcome to discuss the type of future articles we require, as well as remuneration arrangments with us.
