The key to marketing a general practice
The key to marketing a general practice is simple: don’t do it. You’ll get much better results marketing each practice area or service
The key to marketing a general practice is simple: don’t do it. You’ll get much better results marketing each practice area or service
When you write or speak about the law to a lay audience, you have several objectives: You want them to understand their problem, their risks, and
Let’s clear this up once and for all: Lawyers sell legal services. There, I said it. It doesn’t make you a salesperson, but you can’t deny
Some lawyers do their best to get to know their clients on a personal level, not just during the pendency of the case or matter, but
They may be sharp. Sophisticated. Tough as nails. But new clients don’t yet know your wicked ways and could benefit from a little hand
This might be hard to believe, but some lawyers know things you don’t know. They may do things you’re not doing, or doing them better, and you
Before you do anything to bring in new clients, your next marketing project should be to win back former clients and engage or re-engage prospective
Yesterday, I said there are other ways to get traffic to your blog besides search. Paid advertising should be considered, but there are others that
There are two ways a blog can bring you new clients. The first way is to attract prospective clients via search. Your posts get indexed, people
You’ve got a morning routine to start your day and another for shutting down in the evening. A routine for opening new files and a routine for
I’ve written a lot of blog posts and thought I’d share some things I’ve learned along the way, to encourage you to either start or re-start
Lawyers often ask, “How do I find time to build my practice?“ Sorry, there’s no such thing as ‘finding time’. Time isn’t found or made,
You get a lot of advice from people you know—friends, colleagues, family. And advice from people you don’t know via books and articles,
A client didn’t like your work or didn’t like you. It hurts to hear their words and realize you were the cause of their dissatisfaction, or at
Between you and a new client is your website. And your articles and blog posts, sales pages and other content. It’s the same on social media, in