LawFirmAccountingSoftware.com

Advertise: sponsor one category of law firm software

By Chancery Labs editorial team. Updated .

LawFirmAccountingSoftware.com offers one sponsorship per software category. A sponsor gets a labeled block on that category’s comparison pages, and no say in which vendors are listed, in what order, at what price or in what words.

What a sponsor gets

The site has eight categories: accounting, billing, trust accounting, time tracking, practice management, law firm management suites, bookkeeping and payment processing. Each has its own comparison page, such as the legal billing software comparison or the trust accounting software comparison.

  • One block labeled “Sponsor” on each comparison page in the sponsor’s category.
  • The sponsor’s name, a link and a short description in that block. The link is marked as paid for search engines.
  • A place after the page’s copy, outside the ranking table.
  • No competing sponsor. Each category has at most one sponsor at a time.

What a sponsor does not get

  • A place in any comparison table, or a higher place in one.
  • Any say in which vendors are included or left out.
  • Any change to the prices shown, their labels (Published, Estimate or Not published) or their sources.
  • Any change to what the site says about any product, its own included.

A sponsor that is also a listed vendor is priced, labeled and ordered exactly as it would be without the sponsorship.

How payment is kept out of the rankings

The order of every table comes from editorial data only: the vendors’ costs and a fixed rule, set out in how vendors are chosen and ordered. Sponsor details are kept apart from that data, and the part of the site that sets the order never reads them.

Every update of the site is also checked automatically. The check changes all sponsor and affiliate details and confirms that nothing else on any page moves or changes. If anything does, the update stops.

The site has no affiliate links today. Every vendor link is a plain link that earns nothing. If one is added, it is marked as paid, and a disclosure appears just above the first such link on the page. The disclosure of ownership, sponsors and affiliate links covers who owns the site and how it earns money.

How to inquire

Use the contact form and choose “Sponsorship” as the topic. Name the category you have in mind and ask about availability and terms.