Use Email to Nurture Your Referral Network
When solo and small firm lawyers ask how they can gin up their business development, I start by asking them where they already get their business.
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A Quick Guide to Clean Email Distribution Lists
Do you ever get those emails with your first name in the subject line? “Hey Christina – Your Valentine’s Day Outfit Inspiration Is Here!” or “It’s time to start cooking, Christina!” (Side note: Do people really have Valentine’s Day outfits?)
Well, that didn’t happen by accident. You receive emails addressed specifically to you because some way, somehow, somebody either entered your information into a specific field in an email database, or you signed up yourself.
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How to Build a Top-Flight Law Firm Newsletter
The internet has given law firms a vast array of new ways to raise their profile and market their services, including search engine optimization, pay-per-click, retargeting and digital ads. But many law firms still make little, if any, use out of one of the most effective and inexpensive ways to stay in touch with clients, prospective clients and referral sources: email.
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The KonMari Method to Effective Law Firm Marketing
There are many available tools for effectively marketing a law firm but one resource that’s all the rage but not might not immediately jump to mind is the popular KonMari lifestyle.
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Easy, Fun, and (Mostly) Free Tools for Your DIY Legal Marketing Program
In our work for lawyers and law firms, we rely on a host of online tools to keep projects organized, automate our social media posts and newsletters, and just generally make life easier and more productive.
If you’re looking to juice up your online presence, these tools can help save time and create a clean, professional look in all your marketing efforts.
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Taking Your Legal Marketing into Your Own Hands
If you’re at a law firm with a marketing department, congratulations! You have the support and resources that most solos and small firm lawyers can only dream of.
But, unless your name is on the door or you’re already a major rainmaker, it’s a safe bet that the firm’s marketing team isn’t spending much time helping you achieve your personal marketing goals. More than likely, that responsibility falls on you.