When we pitch email newsletters to our clients, we’re often met with the verbal equivalent of an eye roll. You know the arguments: “Nobody wants another email in their inbox,” “No one is going to read my email newsletter,” and “I hate getting email newsletters — when I do, I put them in the trash
Elevate Your Brand by Diversifying Your Content
Content is king, right? If your website and social media profiles are stagnant and haven’t been updated in a while, you’re losing out on thousands of dollars in business. Why? Because people are looking for information.
We believe the content you produce should include evergreen, practical information that your visitors can come back to over
Lawyer Marketing: It Pays to be the Expert
It pays to be the expert. This is true in just about every field – and it’s certainly true in law.
Most consumers looking for a lawyer are facing significant issues – divorce, bankruptcy, defending their business in a lawsuit, helping a loved one immigrate, planning for the future of their estate, and so on.
3 Reasons Why Repetition Makes Your Content Stronger
One of the concerns we hear most often from clients is that they fear their content is becoming repetitive, boring, or monotonous. They’ll come to us wondering if it’s okay, for example, that the same blog appeared twice on their website, or that we linked the same video several times on their Facebook page. They’ll
What Should Your Law Firm Blog About?
Having a blog on your website can be a great way to show off your knowledge and expertise about your particular practice area(s). The key to having a great blog, however, is making sure you have the right information on display.
Many lawyers make the mistake of having their blog be a news hub where
An Interview With Attorney Danielle R. Browne—A Former Columbia University Varsity Women’s Basketball Player
Having coached hundreds of lawyers, I have observed that when the lawyer has been involved in sports of any kind they have valuable sportsmanship experiences that can set the foundation for a successful legal career and we can learn from them.
Meet Danielle R. Browne, a former Columbia University four-year member of the varsity
What Justin Stivers Learned From Losing a Job—Twice!
It’s hard to lose a job—much less twice. Just the mention of losing a job probably sends chills down your spin. Justin’s story will illustrate the meaning of resilience and shows that if you are passionate about something you will find a way. Here is Justin’s story.
When I was a young associate working for
Write for People, Not Robots!
Do you have a blog on your website? If not, you should finish this article and start writing one. If you do, close your eyes and ask yourself, “What’s the goal of my blog?” If your answer is, “To improve my website’s Google rankings,” you’re blogging for all the wrong reasons.
At this point, you
How the Right Content Strategy Creates More Referrals
Are you missing out on easy money? We recently wrote an article about why you shouldn’t “stop feeding the beast.” As a quick recap, our point was that in today’s fast-paced digital world, people are consuming content faster than you can possibly produce it, so you should put as many articles, videos, and social media
How the Right Content Strategy Will Help You Raise Your Rates
Are you struggling to charge what you deserve? Raising your rates can be tricky, and right now, it might seem particularly tough or even insensitive to consider. That’s because, as we write this, our economy is in the very early stages of recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. However, not only do you deserve to be