Maximising efficiency through an online presence

TV Edwards Solicitors teamed up with Accesspoint Media Services to create a fresh look for its website – complete with enhanced search engine optimisation (SEO).

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As the legal world made a sharp turn into remote and agile working, the need for a superior online presence was more important than ever. Consumer demands now rely upon online searches to find the perfect firm for their needs, and TV Edwards made sure not to be left behind.

Accesspoint Media Services have been appointed by TV Edwards to re-design and develop their website from the ground up, so that it captures the pure professionalism and relatable nature of the firm. Accesspoint revitalised the look of the website with a fresh sleek and aesthetically pleasing design, that is powered by intelligent, time saving integrations such as a conveyancing calculator, allowing clients to self-serve, whilst also acting as an internal lead generating magnet.

Additionally, Accesspoint have focused on increasing the amount of digital marketing as well as SEO work for TV Edwards, to ensure that they are making the impact required by the firm to reach the right audience and improve the chances of converting prospects into clients. Within just 2 months of working with TV Edwards, Accesspoint have accelerated TV Edwards’ website traffic by increasing new visitor traffic by a staggering 45%.

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