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Digital Marketing Strategies for Lawyers

Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)

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This is a show for lawyers who want to master the digital strategies they need to succeed in their practice. We help you weave together elements like blogging, SEO for lawyers, podcasting, video, Ad campaigns, content marketing and social media. With the skills you will learn in our marketing podcast you can grow your practice and generate inbound leads for your firm. From there you can increase your client base, develop more referrals, and ultimately continue to grow as much as you care to.
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I get it - we all like hiding behind the fairly comfortable set or writing skills we developed as lawyers, and kind of hate the sound of our voices in recordings, or the way we look in videos. It's time to get past it, because the success of your firm's marketing efforts might just depend upon it. Don't worry though - we're here to help.…
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You sit down at your computer, ready to "do some marketing". You blink a few times, and realise that an enormous amount of time has passed. Worse - you haven't achieved very much. What's gone wrong, and how do we fix it? Find out in this episode.Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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While researching which microphone is "best" for 100 hours is a common activity, that doesn't make it a particularly sensible one. So seriously: is it the microphone problem that's actually stopping you from your marketing efforts? I doubt it...Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Lots of lawyers have blogs that they actively maintain. The articles cost a bomb to produce and are legally sound pieces of work. Yet - they're not seeing the promised results of blogging. Should they just denounce blogging as a waste of time? Or is there perhaps something they're missing...?Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Analytics are great, but so often we get caught up in the nonsense numbers that don't actually tell us anything useful. Dig a bit deeper and you'll see the real benefits of improving your video marketing with analytics.Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Sometimes stuff happens, and when it does do you have the necessary information to protect or salvage your information from your marketing agency? More and more I'm seeing marketing agencies who set things up for clients but don't give them the information they need to access it themselves. Then guess what? They get fired or go out of business, and…
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What if you run a law firm with larger corporate clients or a category where it's pretty unlikely that anybody's going to decide which lawyer to use based on a Google search. Is SEO still something you need to care about?Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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I know that every lawyer who uses their valuable time wants a degree of certainty about what's going to happen next - how many clients will call, how much money will I make, how many files will I open. But the maths is a bit more complicated than that. Bring on the Hargreaves theory of maybes.Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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One of the best ways you can start to enrich your social media feeds and your content marketing efforts is by implementing a nice content mix into your system. In this episode I talk about why that is and how you can go about doing it.Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Within the concept of "known, liked and trusted" is the important aspect of being likeable. Most lawyers I've met are, in fact, likeable in real life (although not all, but that's a story for another day). However their digital presence often gives off different vibes. Perhaps they seem aloof, disengaged, rude or even offensive. So let's talk about…
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Somewhere along the way, a message has started creeping out that creating precious little content as part of your digital marketing campaign is a good idea. Now I accept that content should be high quality, and that blog posts by lawyers are notoriously terrible. But that doesn't mean I'm in favour of LESS content. In fact, I think you should be sm…
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Of the many reasons that law firms start their own blogs, one of the most significant and common is that they are absolutely convinced that churning out oodles of content is going to help their search engine strategy.But is that true? If not… why not?Find out in this episode!Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Somewhere, deep in our training, lies this unusual pathology that lawyers develop. Basically, it insists that the "lawyer" us and the "human" us need to be kept apart from each other.Kind of like trying not to cross the streams.But is that really an effective, or even plausible, approach to marketing?…
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It's tempting to just go straight for the business account option when you're setting up your instagram account, but is that really the right decision or are there some things you should think about first?Well - it's probably right.But let's talk about why, just in case you were wondering what the difference was.…
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Let's start nice and easy with basic but effective instagram strategies.We're going to focus on engagement here, not publication. Although the temptation is to start the other way around, for lawyers the struggle is normally getting connected - so let's front load that part!Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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While I don't do a lot of live video myself, it certainly has some appeal on a number of levels.Here are a few reasons you might want to consider live video as part of your content mix, even if it's not the mainstay of your operation.Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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A common problem for lawyers - just how much of our craft should we give away in the form of content, and what are the risks of doing so?As you'll see, if we ask a slightly different question most of the problems with this dilemma go away (but not quite all).Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Most firms have brand pages across social media by now, and some have high hopes for developing a truck load of followers.But the question you need to ask is this: why should I, or anyone else for that matter, follow YOUR brand page? What exactly does it have to offer?Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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