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Criminal Defense Attorney and Youtube Influencer, Jeff Hampton shares his secrets with us on how to start a Youtube channel that will bring your law firm cases!
Jeff’s channels see more than 15 million views per month organically (without paid advertising.) In this LAWsome episode he touches on overcoming challenges in content creation, the importance of video marketing in branding, and strategies for monetizing Youtube channels for law firms.
You can connect with Jeff here:
YouTube Channels:
Hampton Law: YouTube Channel
Jeff Hampton: YouTube Channel
YouTube Rainmakers: YouTube Channel
Social Media Handles:
Instagram: @YouTubeRainmakers
Facebook: Facebook Profile
LinkedIn: Jeff Hampton LinkedIn
TLDR:
Consistency and patience is key in growing a Youtube channel.
Learn hooks that will help engage your audience and keep them watching.
Your Youtube content should help solve your client’s problem.
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Criminal Defense Attorney and Youtube Influencer, Jeff Hampton shares his secrets with us on how to start a Youtube channel that will bring your law firm cases!
Jeff’s channels see more than 15 million views per month organically (without paid advertising.) In this LAWsome episode he touches on overcoming challenges in content creation, the importance of video marketing in branding, and strategies for monetizing Youtube channels for law firms.
You can connect with Jeff here:
YouTube Channels:
Hampton Law: YouTube Channel
Jeff Hampton: YouTube Channel
YouTube Rainmakers: YouTube Channel
Social Media Handles:
Instagram: @YouTubeRainmakers
Facebook: Facebook Profile
LinkedIn: Jeff Hampton LinkedIn
TLDR:
Consistency and patience is key in growing a Youtube channel.
Learn hooks that will help engage your audience and keep them watching.
Your Youtube content should help solve your client’s problem.
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