Every sector in the legal industry has felt the effects of COVID-19. As the role of legal operations in a post-pandemic world remains somewhat hazy, one thing remains constant - growth. Surprised? That makes sense; after all, why would
You need more business, but the methods you’ve tried either haven’t brought in enough clients or they brought in the wrong clients altogether. To fix this, here are four tried-and-true ways to exercise your legal prowess and how to
As Stephen Covey’s famous maxim goes, “The key is not in spending time, but in investing it.” No one identifies with this quote more than lawyers, as 77% of them want to hire more staff yet 58% want to
We get it: online reviews are tricky. They’re almost like a game of Battleship. You have to tread carefully and provide all your services perfectly without a flaw, lest a client leave a one-star review. Right? Not necessarily. Your firm
The world is changing. Since 2008, legal services have evolved drastically from a seller’s to a buyer’s market. Client expectations are growing daily, and the same-old, same-old tactics for maintaining client relationships just don’t hold up anymore. The truth
As a law firm, you know that where you spend your advertising money is vitally important to growth and success. However, deciding between paid or organic advertising requires a lot of research your firm doesn’t have the hours
Your law firm’s website is your digital office. It’s the place people go to evaluate your firm once they are directed through a mixture of ads, search engine queries, and content articles. 75% of people admit to using website
With roots dating back to Ancient Greece, the legal profession has been around a long time. While many legal theories remain the same, marketing practices have evolved quite a bit. Today, many legal questions can be answered with a
SEO for law firms is about more than improving your rank. While search engine optimization may seem like it's solely focused on getting your law firm to coveted page one spots, a top rank doesn't matter if you
Injury victims, businesses, and others seeking legal services have more options than ever to choose from. This means that the client pool has spread to become relatively shallow, as well as fiercely competitive. Recent research cited by Bloomberg Law