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The website was working. The analytics were dead.
A rendered page can conceal a failed business dependency.
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The work behind
law-firm growth.
What we build, what breaks, and what the evidence says. Notes from connecting publishing, search, measurement, and intake in systems we operate.
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01 / Experiments
Field note · 5 min
The SEO changes we kept, reversed, and couldn’t judge
An experiment ledger needs room for a failed idea and an uncertain result.
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02 / Measurement
Field note · 5 min
The traffic increase we stopped celebrating
Growth reports depend on who was counted and how a session was defined.
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The website was working. The analytics were dead.
A rendered page can conceal a failed business dependency.
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04 / Publishing
Field note · 5 min
What AstroPress should refuse to publish
A publishing engine needs enforceable rules for what reaches readers.
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05 / Intake
Field note · 5 min
What happens after someone submits your contact form?
A working form needs an owned handoff and a traceable outcome.
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06 / Publishing
Field note · 5 min
When a law firm’s blog becomes a research library
A useful archive needs context, status and a route to the next answer.
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07 / Intake
Briefing · 3 min
The Case You Lost at 5:01 PM
An after-hours inquiry tests your intake system. How to measure the wait, assign the next action, and distinguish an attempted call from human contact.
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08 / Measurement
Briefing · 3 min
Lead Attribution That Stops at the Form Is Inadequate
What a firm can learn by connecting inquiry sources to qualification, consultation, and retained matters, with the limits of that attribution stated.
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09 / Ownership
Briefing · 2 min
The Hidden Cost of Disconnected Vendors
When several providers share the path from search to intake, the handoffs need an owner. A practical way to find the gaps in responsibility and reporting.
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10 / Ownership
Briefing · 3 min
Why Law Firms Should Own Their Growth Infrastructure
Ownership means control of the code, content, accounts, data, and operating knowledge. What a law firm should be able to keep and hand to its next team.
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