Reputation Management: How to Protect Your Law Firm’s Online Image
Start Now on Improving Your Firm’s Profile. The lawyer reviews you get online can help your law firm thrive, or hold it back. But how […]
AWARD-WINNING LAWYER COMMERCIALS
Think of some celebrated television commercials and you might imagine majestic Clydesdale horses, drop-dead-gorgeous super-models or humorous talking geckos. So to receive praise—and even an […]
How to Boost Your Legal Intake Process and Stop Losing Clients
Start Now on Improving Your Intakes. When a potential client reaches out to you, you face a 30-second test. React correctly, and your law firm […]
What Other Lawyers Did to Get More Cases: A Year in Review
When you’re trying to grow your law practice, you don’t have to start from scratch. You can find out what other law firms around the […]
How to Lead Legal Clients Straight to You: Paid Search
Start Your Firm’s Paid Search Campaign. Many of the best tools for growing your law firm—TV ads, billboards and a website focused on bringing in […]
Coming Soon: CLE Opportunities at this New Legal Conference
I want to share with you a tip about a brand new legal conference taking place Nov. 7-9 in (my hometown of) New Orleans. It’s […]
Is Special Ed Law Your Firm’s Next Opportunity?
If you want to diversify your law practice by adding expertise in Special Education Law—that is, representing families of students with special needs who need […]
How To Add Value to Your Law Firm TV Ads with Closed Captioning
You can reach more potential clients with your law firm’s television commercials by making a simple, low-cost addition: closed captioning. You might think this only […]
Legal Marketing Case Studies: What Happens When Firms Cut TV
Television’s in decline, and the future of your law firm marketing—and your strategy to get new cases and more revenue—is entirely on the internet. Right? […]
How to Sign New Legal Clients Electronically
These days, when clients are deciding whether to retain your law firm, few of them are sitting face to face with you in your office. […]
