Consider how your firm will use the blog page when thinking of what to title it. If the blog will be used primarily as an updates or firm news section, then that should reflect in the title. If your firm publishes informative articles for clients (& prospective clients), and wants to be positioned as a thought leader, using “articles” or something similar as the blog title is best.

If you would like us to port over some of your firm’s existing blog posts from your current website, enter the blog url here. We need the blog url not the homepage; for example: www.archfirm.com/blog not www.archfirm.com.

Blog post categories are handy when your web visitors are interested in a particular subject and want to find all the articles/posts related to that subject. So if someone is interested in “design for aging” or “renovations” or “city approvals”, they can find all related articles/posts on your site for these categories.

You can tell us the types of categories your firm blogs about in the box provided. Categories are general so think, “new construction”, “green design”, “preservation”, etc. A good tip is to use your project types as possible categories.

As an alternative to sending a link to previous/existing blog posts. You can submit microsoft word files instead.

You can customize your blog page layout. The options are: Fullwidth, 2 columns with sidebar, 2 columns with no side bar (text on left, image on right) and 2 columns with no side bar (image on left, text on right). The sidebar can be used to hold other useful information or links. Similar to this form page's sidebar area.