DYI lawyer websites and "lawyer in the can" options are sweeping change into the legal market. For better or worse people are turning to sites like LegalZoom to get law work done. The odds are that this will only expand in many areas of law practice. Indiana attorney Andrew Thompson shares how he embraced the internet early on and leveraged his website to build a thriving law practice remotely. He looks into the future and shares his insights as to the future of legal marketing and strategic thinking lawyers need to embrace to exist in the changing market place.

Dan Barli opens up about lessons learned and how if he knew then what he knows now, he would have ramped up marketing even faster. He shares how he capitalizes on law firm marketing trend of client experience and growing referrals through networking and client communication.

Attorney, activist, freedom fighter Gerald Griggs openly talks about his journey and how he was able to leverage his passion for justice and human rights to create a dominant brand in this episode of a small firm forum. How he has capitalized on the fascination with superheroes to developing a law marketing strategy creating a law firm brand that stands out in a saturated Atlanta market.

From barrister to legal marketing expert, Rachel Tombs of Orion Legal Marketing joins us from the U.K. to discuss the biggest legal marketing mistakes she sees small law firms make and the importance of understanding internet psychology to get potential clients to contact you and how to structure the conversation to convert them into a client.

How do you get your law firm to standout when among the hundreds of other attorneys? In today's barrage of noise and relentless marketing messaging getting notice is only getting more challenging. Long Island attorney Ary Rosenbaum gives a behind the scenes look as to how his firm stands out in a crowded ERISA/401K market and gets financial advisers to pay him to attend his events.

Purposely choosing to go to work for a boutique firm out of law school, attorney Dan Baylard got a lot of hands-on experience in practicing law. However, when he started his own firm he soon learned that he knew nothing about marketing coming from a firm who's marketing was little more supporting local organizations and schools. Dan openly shares his journey from going from coffee mug marketing to digital marketing and sophisticated technology.

Houston attorney McDonald (Don) Worley unapologetically uses social media as aggressively as he goes after pharmaceutical companies in mass tort action and gives insight as to the core tactics he used to build a national law firm.

From working for the state attorney general checking cemeteries for registered voters to building a team and profitable law firm in Chesterfield, MO, Matt Nagle shares the secret of his success and the fundamental marketing and management tactics he used to cultivate and grow his firm. 

Slugging it out with the "Big Law" personal injury firms, attorney Peter Porcaro opens up about how he learned guerilla lawyer marketing tactics from a boutique firm and how he leverages his marketing dollars in everything he does as well as looking to capitalize on future trends and grow his practice in the cannabis law market.

Attorney Adam Carr opens up and shares his experience and insights on defining your market, understanding your and niche and the importance of using the correct marketing strategies to build a successful and profitable law firm in this episode of small firm forum.

Having worked for a municipal judge, in house counsel for a medical company, working for a law firm as well as opening and growing his own law firm, Adam has seen it all. He draws on experience and lessons learned to build a flourishing and profitable law firm in Hudson Ohio.