Selling legal services, et. al.
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
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
You do it every day. You do it so well and so often you may not realize you’re doing it, or want to admit it. But you do. You sell your legal
President Joe Biden is underperforming his predecessors when it comes to giving one-on-one press interviews – and some of his allies and supporters
Offers run the world. Every single day, we trade resources for the best deals we can find. If you aren’t getting what you want out of life, it
You’re good at what you do. Perhaps very good. You’ve won a lot of cases, helped a lot of clients get great outcomes, and, objectively
What is one of the most important skills to have? A: Knowing how to make money no matter what. Why? Regardless if: you need some extra cash the
Prospective clients want to know what you can do to solve their problem or achieve their goal. What they don’t want is for you to make the
Marketing legal services is often defined as “everything you do to get and keep good clients”. That covers a lot of ground. Everything from
Psychologists tell us most people tend to think or act a certain way when they believe others are doing the same. They don’t want to make a
I talked to a business associate today. She’s getting leads via email on LinkedIn, getting some inquires, and wanted to know what I recommend she
What do you suppose is the most valuable skill for marketing and building a law practice? If you said, “salesmanship,” you are right. Learning
Saturday, 1:26pm Reno, NV “Welcome to the jungle…” (Axl) Howdy. If this is your first time here, you’re in for a treat. First: There are
What do you say to a client or prospective client who says your fees are too high? Do you negotiate? Offer to reduce your fees? Yeah, don’t do
Ever have a prospective client tell you they’re not ready to sign up, they need “to think about it”? How do you respond? Do you say something
“Salesmanship in print” is an outdated description of copywriting. And not because everything is digital now… If you saw my interview on John