Sharing your law firm’s news and substantive legal posts via social media is one of the most potent (and absolutely free) ways to amplify firm accomplishments and your lawyers’ valuable thought leadership.
Finally. Election Night in America is over. And it only took three-and-a-half months.
As grateful as we are for the ads and debates and unending ballot-counting to be over, there are some lessons law firms can learn from political campaigns about how to rise above the noise and get noticed in a competitive environment.
If you’re a Dallas lawyer who recently received an email from D Magazine notifying you that you made their list of Best Lawyers in Dallas, congrats! This blog post will give you some ideas for what to do next.
If you’re a Dallas lawyer who didn’t get one of those emails, but you wish you did, we’ve got some tips for you too.
With a COVID-19 vaccine seemingly just around the corner, the next 4-6 months are likely to see loads of pent-up demand for restaurants, movie theaters, in-person conferences, live music — and legal services.
Some of the best discoveries are accidental, from penicillin to Post-it notes to Velcro. In our case, we recently saw incidental proof of something we already knew: Email is a fantastic way to inform your clients, prospective clients, and referral network that you’re out there doing good work.
With the economy on wobbly legs, many lawyers are looking to refresh their business development efforts on a shoestring budget. If you’re embarking on a DIY legal marketing program, the tools listed here can help.
