Digital Marketing Strategies for Lawyers

Digital Marketing Strategies for Lawyers

By Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)BusinessEntrepreneurshipMarketingManagement
Download on the App Store

Digital Marketing Strategies for Lawyers episodes

  • You have to Make MORE Content

    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 smart about producing as much content as humanly possible.

    Let's chat.

    8 min
  • Does Blogging Help your SEO?

    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!
    10 min
  • The Mass of Your Firm

    With momentum discussed, what about we chat about mass? Yes - your firm has a mass which requires a certain amount of force to get it moving. So how are we going to start that, and is your firm more like a big rock or an octopus?
    6 min
  • Momentum

    Of the things most likely to help you continue moving when you don't feel like it, momentum is high on the list.



    Let's talk about some physics - yes it matters.
    7 min
  • Human Meets Lawyer

    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?
    9 min

About Digital Marketing Strategies for Lawyers

From the publisher's feed

This is a show for lawyers who want to master the digital strategies they need to succeed in their practice.