How to Grow Your Law Firm With Referrals

How to Grow Your Law Firm With Referrals

Developing your offline network still matters. Even in the age of digital marketing, referrals remain a good way to grow your law firm’s practice. Your network is not limited to your online network, meaning the follower count captured on a social media platform, or the number of regular visitors your website receives. The most powerful…

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Is Podcasting the Right Choice for Your Law Firm?

Weighing the reasons to let your law firm speak for itself – literally In today’s golden age of podcasting, the audio story is more popular than ever. Your next clients may be listening. Four years ago, an episodic audio story about a criminal case in Baltimore made armchair jurors out of millions of Americans, generating…

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10 Tips to Reduce Bounce Rate on Your Law Firm’s Website

Picture this: Your law firm hosts an open house event at the office to attract new clients. Employees spend weeks planning the party, allotting time and money on invitations, decorations and food. The day of the event, guests are lined up outside the door. Your law firm is pleased with the turnout; after all, a…

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How to Create a Video Marketing Strategy for Your Law Firm

With YouTube, Facebook Watch and the recently launched IGTV, reaching potential clients through video is easier than ever, making now the perfect time for your law firm to develop a video marketing strategy. Do not fear, putting together a video marketing strategy can be accomplished by following  a couple of simple steps. 1. Understand the…

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What Should Lawyers Know About Voice Search?

As a lawyer, you likely are accustomed to asking the questions. But more and more of your potential clients are vocalizing their own queries – literally. Voice search is on the rise. Law firms that value search engine optimization (SEO) must adjust their marketing strategies so voice-first devices like Amazon Echo and Google Home. A…

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How a Recent Supreme Court Ruling Affects Workers’ Rights

the U.S. Supreme Court ruled workers may not come together in class action suits to contest federal labor law violations.

In a decision that could impact roughly 25 million employees, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled workers may not come together in class action suits to contest federal labor law violations. The issue divided the court in a 5 to 4 vote, with the more conservative justices siding with the majority. The debate centered around two…

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Exposing Sexual Harassment of Men in Power

Consider the following familiar timeline of events: a news outlet published explosive accounts from women accusing a man in power of sexual misconduct; the man in power released a statement regarding the accusations; the man in power left his position. It is the #MeToo movement in action, and Eric Schneiderman, the now-former New York State…

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