Think about the last time someone referred a client to you. Maybe it was a former colleague, another lawyer who had a conflict or a client who recommended you to
Think about the last time someone referred a client to you. Maybe it was a former colleague, another lawyer who had a conflict or a client who recommended you to…
A lawyer can spend weeks preparing a pitch while their website bio still describes the practice they had three years ago. The pitch includes recent matters, relevant industry experience and…
If you run a small law firm, you’re probably wearing more hats than you’d like. You’re practicing law, managing clients, supervising your team, handling the business side of the firm…
A conference can put dozens of clients, prospects, referral sources and other people you want to know in the same place for a few days. That concentration of relationships is…
When you’re busy getting deals done, marketing yourself can keep falling to the bottom of the list. Between client calls, negotiations and everything else that comes with a private equity…
A law firm anniversary is a great opportunity to showcase your firm’s history, strengthen relationships with clients and alumni, recognize your lawyers and staff and create content that supports your…
Building a law firm requires more than legal skill. It takes a clear point of view about clients, people, culture and growth, along with the patience to keep making thoughtful…
Fall is one of the busiest and most productive times of year for law firm marketing and business development. People are back from summer vacations, conferences and events are picking…
Fall is here, and the next few months are one of the best times of the year to focus on your marketing and business development. People are back from summer…
Some of the most valuable business development opportunities begin during conversations that have nothing to do with winning new work. A client mentions an upcoming acquisition during a routine call.