Posts from the ‘Marketing’ Category

Drive Your Law Firm’s Recruitment with an Engaging Remote Summer Associate Program

Your law firm’s summer associate program is at the heart of your recruiting efforts. You strive to give your summer associates ample opportunities to grow in their understanding of the legal profession. Just as importantly, you give them a taste of your firm’s culture. You show them why your firm should be the first step in their emerging legal careers….

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Level Up Your Law Firm’s Marketing with a Chief Marketing Officer

Your law practice has grown by leaps and bounds over the years. You’ve developed a reputation as the go-to firm in several practice areas, and you’ve built a stable of lawyers with the skills to support it. Now that your firm is operating at a new level, it’s time to level up your marketing, too. Until now, you’ve likely approached…

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Partnering Up: How to Find the Right Web Designer for Your Law Firm

Close your eyes and picture the average law firm’s website. Chances are, you can pretty quickly conjure up a vision. It likely begins with a masculine color palette and conservative typography and ends with a banner image of a city skyline or the scales of justice. Sound familiar? That’s because law firms tend to create similar visual work. Lookalike websites…

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Show, Don’t Tell: How to Leverage Video Content in Marketing Your Law Firm

Law firms are in a perpetual war for talent. In order to recruit top-tier lawyers, they must compete not only with other law firms but with tech companies and big businesses, too. Until recently, your firm may have relied on job fairs, activities in association with colleges and universities, and networking as its primary recruiting tools. While those tactics are…

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Old School, New School: How to Get Legacy Partners on Board with Digital Marketing

Law firms tend to be long-lived businesses, often with decades or more of practice under their belts. The older generation of partners that presides over any long-established firm is usually credited with building the business. And that’s true. But these legacy partners historically used a very different set of business development strategies than the ones that are most effective today. They assembled…

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