🎙Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!Transforming Your Data from Chaos to ClaritySachin Bakhai, founder of LawKPIs, tackles a problem too many law firms face: messy, unorganized data. From scrambling for reports to making sense of bad metrics, they break down how to clean up your data and turn it into actionable insights. Discover how streamlined, real-time dashboards can Read More
If Your Law Firm’s Data Sucks, Here’s Why You’re Wrong!
🎙Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!Rethinking Bad Data in Law Firm MarketingHost Smike sits down with Sachin Bakhai, founder of LawKPIs, to challenge a common misconception: the idea that some data is just bad. Sachin explains why even the data you think is “useless” can hold valuable insights into your marketing strategy and client acquisition. Learn how rejected leads Read More
Two Effective Lead Nurturing TacticsÂ
Business owners must understand the difference between lead nurturing and lead generation, yet few do. Lead generation focuses on attracting new potential clients to your business, often through ads and SEO. Lead nurturing involves building relationships with people already in your network—like past clients, referral sources, or leads who’ve shown interest—by staying top of mind and providing ongoing value. While Read More
Tracking the Right Numbers: Data Every Firm Should Know
🎙Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!Why Law Firm Data MattersIn this episode, Smike sits down with Sachin Bakhai, the founder of LawKPIs, to discuss the critical role data plays in the success of small and medium-sized law firms. Sachin shares actionable advice on setting revenue goals, working backward to identify key metrics, and tracking progress weekly or monthly to avoid costly Read More
What Successful Marketing Looks Like
I heard someone tell (what I assume) to be a made-up story about a group of people meeting at a baseball field. The group leader tells everyone that their job is to count the blades of grass. People head off in different directions, albeit reluctantly. After several minutes, the group leader sees one person measuring the dirt and another counting links in the fence. The story's moral is that a “blade of grass” was Read More












