Conrad Saam | February 15, 2021
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Law firm websites serving up foreign porn….
So as expected from the flagrantly clickbaity title, there's little redeemable content in what follows. You should probably stop reading now, but you won't because…
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The Case for Cloudflare
At Mockingbird we are always searching for and adopting tools that provide our clients with the best service possible. One of the tools that we…
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Voice Search Popularity Slowing Down
The past 10 years have seen constant chatter about voice search in the SEO world and beyond. What impact, if any, will the near ubiquitous…
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Laws of UX Series: Hick’s Law, Jakob’s Law and the Law of Common Region.
Laws of UX are a collection of design heuristics created by Jon Yablonski to help designers leverage psychology to create more human-centered experiences. You can…
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Smith.ai, CallRail and Mockingbird sit down to talk legal conversion….
Yesterday, I got together with two long term Mockingbird partners, Smith.ai and CallRail to discuss the practice of maximizing conversions, the reporting infrastructure required to…
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Google Begins Rolling Out COVID-19 Relief Ad Credits. Here’s How to Check If You Got Them.
Back in March, Google announced plans to provide advertising credits to small and medium-sized businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This week,…
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The Chasm Between BLM and Lawyers: Part I
During this 50 minute conversation, I sit down virtually with two lawyers who are intimately involved in social justice in Minneapolis. Travis Kowitz is white…
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Google Ads Policy Change has Legal Squarely in Mind?
Hot off the Google notifications press...Google is updating their Ads Policies policies specifically to move against Clickbait. This seems consistent with their overall messaging around…
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Lawyers and Cops and BLM and Branding
This started as my musings around police as a brand, but quickly begged the question: why is the lawyer brand so tarnished even in light…
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