A version of this article originally appeared on Forbes.com and was graciously provided by Paula Black. Paula is one of the world’s leading business and professional development coaches for lawyers, entrepreneurs & service providers, award-winning author & speaker. One sign that life is returning to “normal” is that in-person, face-to-face networking events are happening again. After all of the Zoom Read More
100 – Celebrating the Successes with Spotlight Branding
It's our 100th episode of Center Stage! To end year 2, we're joined by the Spotlight Branding Account Managers Anna Casey, Macey Holden, and Sofia Prestia to talk about what they've seen that makes lawyers and other pros so successful, as well as their own tips and systems they've used to have success at their own jobs. Thank you so much for listening and helping this show grow! We'll be back with more great Read More
How to Keep Your Firm Growing (Even When the Economy Makes It Difficult)
The economy will always rise and fall. Things are great when the market is bullish, but people begin to panic when it turns into a bear. While your gut reaction to market volatility may be worry and anxiety, it’s important to remember that like all turbulent conditions, it will eventually pass. In the meantime, you can use this time to not only improve your practice but even grow it. Let’s take a look at a few steps Read More
What are your core values? – LFMM 453
Does your firm have core values? Do they truly embody who your firm is? This week's Law Firm Marketing Minute looks at the concept of core values and provides some quick tips on how to develop (or revise) yours. Read More
Create Raving Fans with a Client Happiness Coordinator
This article was provided by our friend, Kristen David. Her company, Upleveling Your Business, empowers business owners to build thriving, profitable businesses run with systems. Learn more at www.uplevelingyourbusiness.com. Client care is a key component of any successful business – but as you grow, you might find that it’s one of the things that quickly drops off. This isn’t intentional by any means; it’s just a Read More
How to Deal with Unhappy Clients
Imagine that you deliver a major victory for an important client—one that exceeds expectations. You’re happy for them, but you’re especially hyped about what the big win may represent for you: more business. Not only from them but from others in their network. However, this doesn’t happen. Not only does the client decline to send business to your firm, but they go elsewhere as soon as their case wraps Read More
A Thriving Culture: 3 Tips for Firms to Implement Now
This article was provided by Racquel Pankau and the rest of our friends at Abby Connect. Racquel's journey began as one of the first Abby receptionists, the most important role at Abby Connect. After 12 years, Racquel has helped grow the company by performing various roles from IT support to hiring, training, staff development, and culture. Today, she is the Thought Leadership Director as an educational content Read More
Why You Lose Job Candidates
This article was provided by our friends at Mission Recruiting, a recruiting firm dedicated to helping law offices around the country find the top talent they need to fuel their growth. Why is it so difficult to make the right hire these days? Your inbox is flooded with junk resumes, but you can’t hook anyone who is qualified and within your budget. You may even be ready to make an offer and to onboard a new team Read More
096 – Uncovering Corruption in Small Firms with Susana Sierra
Corruption isn't just for governments and Fortune 500 companies, it can happen in small businesses, too. This week, we're joined by compliance expert Susana Sierra to discuss what corruption looks like in smaller firms and what can be done to combat it. Learn more about Susana and her company at www.bh-compliance.com or reach out to Susana directly at susana.sierra@bh-compliance.com. Read More
Boost Your Employee Morale in 2023—Here’s How!
Things have been different at your firm over the last few months. Employees who were once eager to take on a new client file now seem less enthusiastic. Go-getters who used to voluntarily stay late now clock out at five on the dot. None of these are good signs. They indicate that employee morale is low and no one is fully committed to the success of the firm anymore. When you’re trying to grow the business, this Read More












