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Video Marketing for Lawyers: Best Practices for Winning New Clients
Video marketing is no longer a “nice but not essential” addition to your marketing plan. Today, it’s a critical component of an effective law firm marketing strategy. Here’s advice on common mistakes and how to deploy your assets more effectively.
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Running a Client Team
I once suggested to a law firm partner that forming a client team would be a great way to respond to their client’s needs. He said, “I have a team.” In reality, though, he had a group of people who consistently worked with the client. What they lacked was any structure or process for those individuals to function as a cohesive unit.

Law Firm Marketing: Strategies to Grow Your Practice
Law firm marketing requires more than traditional networking. Success comes from combining strong branding, SEO, content, social media, business development, and client experience. Firms that focus on measurable strategies, track ROI, and stay client-focused are best positioned for sustainable growth.


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The Most Overlooked Legal Intake Process: 4 Tips for Turning Inbound Calls Into Clients
Optimizing your legal intake process is the most effective way to ensure your marketing dollars actually result in new clients. Lex Reception’s Fiona Stevenson has four tips to make sure you make the most of every call.


Bouncing Clients? 5 Quick Steps to Check Your Law Firm Website’s Accessibility
When you hear the phrase “law firm website accessibility,” you’re probably thinking “compliance risk,” not “marketing opportunity.” But many firms don’t realize they are accidentally turning away good leads because of invisible barriers in their intake process. Here are five things to check today.






Overcoming Client Inertia: The Real Reason You Aren’t Closing New Business
Despite the ongoing “client value squeeze” and rising interest in moving work downstream, even the most motivated legal departments may find it hard to switch law firms. In fact, while firms focus on competition, technology or pricing, the silent killer of new business is client inertia — your prospect’s simple resistance to change.

