HeyJaredLEXclusive -- A Law Firm Marketing Podcast by PaperStreet Web Design and Marketing
In business for over 20 years, PaperStreet Web Design and Marketing specializes in attorney website design and marketing. Our monthly show provides marketing insights for law firms and addresses what to consider for your digital marketing campaigns.
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Navigating AI Search, Privacy Litigation, and Modern Law Firm Marketing (opens the original)
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Law firm marketing is changing fast—where should your firm actually focus its time and budget right now? In this mailbag episode of LEXclusive , Nancy sits down with Pete and Alex from PaperStreet Web Design & Marketing to tackle the biggest digital marketing questions law firms face today. Get practical insights on what drives results right now and how to future-proof your firm’s digital presence. What we cover in this episode: AI Search vs. Traditional SEO: Why AI search is still a small traff
Improving Law Firm Intake Processes with Guest Margarita Eberline (opens the original)
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In this month’s podcast, PaperStreet Web Design chats with intake expert Margarita Eberline, founder of The Marketing Boss and author of Connect Convert , a program to improve your client intake processes. They discuss turning everyday inquiries into signed clients and dive deep into practical strategies you can implement today, including: How active listening and empathy build instant emotional trust. Streamlining workflows with tech without sounding like a robot. Keeping your brand messaging c
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