Marketers don't want you to know this, but we fail...A LOT. However, this kind of failure shouldn't be seen as negatively as we normally perceive it. We're constantly testing and constantly learning what resonates with our audience, and with that comes a lot of failure. We dive into that on this week's Law Firm Marketing Minute. Read More
How to Know When It’s Time to Hire a Marketing Agency
As a business owner, you understand the importance of marketing. Greater exposure and brand awareness means more clients and revenue. However, when you have a demanding caseload, marketing tasks can fall by the wayside until you’ve got the time to deal with them again. When you’ve reached the point where marketing is spending more time on the back burner than on your plate, you may need to hire a marketing agency. Read More
How to Use Facebook for Your Firm
Most people know how to use social media for their own personal use—you find and follow friends and people/companies you're interested in, you comment and like their posts, and you post your own content and photos. But how does that affect things for your firm? In this article, we'll focus on how to get the most out of Facebook. Who It's For: Facebook is still going to be where the majority of your audience is Read More
Is Your Content Feeling Stale? – LFMM 457
We get it. Saying the same thing over and over and over again can make you feel like your message is stale and boring. We're here to tell you this week that may not be the case! Read More
102 – Getting Clients from LinkedIn with Alay Yajnik
Yep, it's another LinkedIn episode! (That probably means it's a really important topic right now that you should be paying attention to.) This week we're joined by lawyer coach Alay Yajnik to talk about your LinkedIn strategy and what you can do to develop referrals from this booming social platform. Learn more about Alay's LinkedIn group by visiting www.linkedinforlawyers.net and check out Alay's podcast, the Read More
Marketing Isn’t Just About More Leads!
We can't tell you how many times business owners have told us something along these lines: "I don't need any marketing. I have more business than I can handle right now!" If you've said something similar, this article is for you. In fact, if you have more business you can handle, where you're referring out more work than you're actually taking on, you need marketing just as much as a desperate business owner Read More
The Truth About Your Social Media Followers – LFMM 456
Happy New Year! We're back with the Law Firm Marketing Minute this week and talking about the real reason why you may not be seeing followers and engagement on your social media channels. Read More
How to Double Your Referrals in 2023
Referrals are the lifeblood of most service industries, especially legal and financial. And when it comes to how you market your firm, you should focus on maximizing the number of referrals you receive before ever trying to add on other initiatives like SEO or PPC. But maybe you're thinking, "Hey Spotlight, I totally agree with you and think you're absolutely right, but the majority of my business already comes Read More
How to Create High-Quality Videos with Your Smartphone
There's no denying that video marketing is here to stay. What’s more, it has become an essential marketing tool for businesses that aren’t traditionally visual in scope—including yours! A video marketing strategy could be highly beneficial for reasons like the following: It Makes Relationships More Personal: People love to connect with others, and your clients are no different. You can reach more clients by Read More
5 Tips to Turbocharge Your Law Firm’s Email Marketing Campaigns
This article was submitted by Dan Brian, founder of Marketing for Justice, a membership group for law firm marketers providing digital marketing know-how through live online workshops, group coaching, and on-demand video library, and more. In his 9-5, Dan serves as Digital Marketing Director for a mid-size personal injury law firm in North Carolina. Ah, email… it’s been written off for dead so many times, but time Read More












