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How to introduce AI into legal marketing safely

Legal marketing teams are experimenting with AI, but uncertainty about compliance and tone often slows adoption. This article outlines where AI is generally safe, where caution is required, and where it should be avoided altogether, helping teams move forward with clarity rather than hesitation.

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AI in legal marketing: what it is and what it isn’t

AI is increasingly part of the legal marketing toolkit, but understanding how to use it responsibly matters more than using it quickly. This piece sets out what AI is genuinely useful for in legal marketing, where it introduces risk, and how chambers and law firms can approach it with confidence and clarity.

Online forms & application workflows: the benefits

Online forms & application workflows: the benefits

Upgrade your website’s forms with secure online forms that reduce spam, route enquiries efficiently, and support GDPR-friendly consent capture. Use Gravity Forms and related plugins for smoother, more reliable submissions.

Embedding sustainability in your digital (& business) strategy

Embedding sustainability in your digital (& business) strategy

Building a sustainable web presence goes beyond quick fixes. This post explains how law firms and chambers can embed sustainability into procurement, content policy, governance and hosting choices, ensuring long-term digital responsibility.

How to audit and optimise your website for sustainability

How to audit and optimise your website for sustainability

Take a practical step-by‐step approach to audit your law firm or chambers’ website for sustainability. From carbon benchmarking and hosting checks to image optimisation and cleaner code, learn how to reduce your digital footprint.

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Christmas designs for your website

Get your website in the festive spirit with subtle yet impactful Christmas design touches, from snowfall animations and seasonal banners to colour tweaks and minimal-motion effects. Keep it cheerful and on-brand.

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Why sustainable web design matters for legal websites

Law firms and chambers are under growing pressure to align digital presence with sustainability. A leaner website not only reduces carbon footprint but enhances speed, accessibility and client perception.

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Form spam (and how to avoid or manage it)

Form spam is more than just an irritation. For barristers’ chambers and law firms, it can mean missing genuine enquiries, wasting time, and risking reputational damage. This article explains why spam entries occur in WordPress Gravity Forms, how tools like Akismet and Cloudflare Turnstile work, and the best ways to protect your website without frustrating users.

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Why no website can be permanently secure

No website is ever fully immune; plugins, themes and infrastructure change, vulnerabilities emerge and attackers evolve. Instead of a one-off fix, long-term maintenance and vigilance are what keep sites resilient.

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Optimising your legal website for ChatGPT & other LLMs

LLMs such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity now influence how law firms and chambers appear online. This guide explains how to signal your content, manage indexing via llms.txt, and maximise your visibility for AI search.

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Accessible PDFs – and why webpages are better

With new EU accessibility rules approaching in 2025, it’s time to review how accessible your PDFs really are. This article explains how to create compliant PDFs and why publishing content as web pages is often a better, more inclusive choice.

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WordPress 6.8: new features and benefits

Explore the key improvements in WordPress 6.8, including speculative loading for faster browsing, enhanced accessibility and stronger password security. We explain what these updates mean for your site and how we support clients in implementing them safely.

Michele Mascia

Michele Mascia 1977-2024

We were very sad to learn of the death of our old colleague and friend, Michele “Mic” Mascia, earlier this year.