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#101 - Can Your Law Firm Catch the Marketing You're Paying For? with Tim McKey (opens the original)
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Law firms love talking about growth. More visibility. More calls. More signed cases. But there is a less glamorous question sitting underneath all of that: What happens when your marketing works? A restaurant can fill every table on opening night and still fail if the kitchen is not ready. Law firms have the same problem. You can spend aggressively, build a recognizable brand, and make the phone ring. None of it matters if the experience on the other side of that phone cannot support the promise
How to Request More Reviews for Your Law Firm (opens the original)
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Most law firms do not have a review software problem. They have an asking problem. I went live on Substack after a client conversation reminded me how badly firms tend to overcomplicate this. They buy a tool, turn on the automated texts, and wait. Then they wonder why the reviews trickle in. Review software is useful. It is not the reason people leave reviews. A real person, making a direct request at the right moment, is still the strongest part of the process. Thanks for reading Legal Marketin
Your Marketer Cannot Execute All Day and Still Lead Strategy (opens the original)
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“Why doesn’t my marketing director bring me new ideas?”I hear some version of this question from law firm owners who have finally hired an in-house marketer and are disappointed that the person is not showing up with a steady stream of bold, original strategies.I rarely give people my full, unfiltered answer:You hired someone to execute 39 hours per week, and expected them to transform into strategic leadership in one free hour they have.If you read that and are unsure what the
The Best Law Firm Marketing Event Doesn't Feel Like Marketing (opens the original)
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Most law firms think marketing starts with strangers.Some of your best marketing opportunities are sitting in your case-management system right now: former clients who already know you, already trust you, and may be happy to tell someone else about you.In this LIVE video, I sat down with Myles Kuss, Creative and Content Manager at Scott Vicknair Injury Lawyers, to talk about one of the firm’s most effective relatio
The CallRail Reports Most Law Firms Are Not Using Well (opens the original)
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit sharpcookiedev.substack.com A phone call is not automatically a lead. It is not proof that a campaign worked. It is not a signed case. It may not even be a prospective client. It means the phone rang. That distinction sounds obvious, but law firms constantly blur it. They report total calls as leads, compare one month to another, and make budget decisions from a dashboard filled with current clients, vendors, spam, insurance adjusters
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