In Power 5 Episode 28 of Texas Law Talk Radio, Nick Augustine breaks down a question he hears constantly from managing partners: What exactly do you do for law firms as a marketing consultant?

After more than 20 years advising law firms and professional practices, Nick explains that effective consulting is not about posting on social media or writing random blogs. It is about strategic positioning, smart execution, and protecting the firm’s brand.

In this episode, Nick outlines the five core areas where he serves as a trusted advisor to managing partners:

1. Serving as the quarterback for content planning and execution
   Managing partners are busy. Someone has to think through the annual plan, develop topics that reflect the firm’s goals, and coordinate with staff to ensure content is actually published. Nick explains how he acts as the strategic quarterback to keep everything aligned and moving.
2. Fielding marketing and advertising solicitations
   Law firms are constantly pitched sponsorships, directories, award programs, and advertising packages. Nick discusses how he reviews these offers, separates smart opportunities from expensive distractions, and helps firms make confident decisions.
3. Staying current with digital marketing trends and technology
   Search behavior is evolving. AI search visibility, content distribution, and platform shifts matter. Nick explains how he tracks changes in digital marketing so managing partners do not have to, and how that knowledge informs long-term planning.
4. Issue spotting on firm websites
   A website is often a firm’s first impression. Nick discusses how he identifies messaging gaps, positioning problems, and missed opportunities that can quietly undermine credibility and conversion.
5. Suggesting strategic event sponsorships and speaking opportunities
   Visibility in the right rooms still matters. Nick explains how thoughtful sponsorships and speaking engagements can elevate a firm’s reputation and strengthen relationships in a targeted way.

This episode is a candid look at what high-level marketing consulting actually looks like for law firms that want to be respected, well-positioned, and intentional about the clients they attract.

If you are a managing partner evaluating your marketing strategy, this episode provides clarity on what to expect from a true strategic advisor.

In this episode of Texas Law Talk Radio, host Nick Augustine speaks with Robb Emmett, owner and lead producer at Win/Win Productions, about how lawyers and professional service firms can use video strategically to build thought leadership, strengthen brand credibility, and attract ideal clients.

 - Robb shares insights drawn from over a decade of helping clients communicate their message through strategy-first video production.

 - Robb explains how video can clarify your message so viewers instantly understand what you do and why it matters, and why lawyer-clients should focus first on strategy rather than just shooting clips.

 - He covers practical questions every law firm should ask before producing content, what’s new and effective in video marketing in 2026, and how firms can maximize the value of past video assets to build a long-term library that feeds search engines and social platforms.

 - He also offers strategies for standing apart in a crowded marketplace without copying what everyone else is doing, and explains how brand strategy enhances your credibility as a thought leader. 

Whether you are just starting with video or looking to elevate your efforts this year, Robb’s insights will help you develop a thoughtful, strategic video approach that attracts the right audience and supports your firm’s growth goals. 

Key Takeaways:

1. Know Your Message First
   Spend time identifying what your clients truly want to know before you write a script or shoot a scene. Lawyers often skip this step and miss the mark with their audience.
2. Strategy Equals Results
   Video is most effective when built on a clear strategy that aligns with your firm’s goals. Robb explains why strategy-first production leads to higher engagement and trust online.
3. 2026 Trends Lawyers Can Leverage
   Robb outlines current trends in video marketing for professional services and how lawyers can adapt easily without high production costs.
4. Repurpose What You Have
   Don’t let old videos sit unused. Organizing and reformatting them into shorter clips, educational pieces, and branded content keeps your library fresh and feeds SEO over time.
5. Stand Out With Your Voice
   Instead of copying competitors, Robb shows how authentic storytelling and purpose-driven content set firms apart and foster stronger connections.
6. AI and the Internet’s Appetite for Video
   Robb offers a perspective on how AI and search platforms consume video content and why feeding the internet with consistent, high-quality video improves visibility.
7. Brand Strategy Builds Credibility
   A strategic brand message not only gets attention but positions you as a trusted authority in your niche.

Guest Bio:

Robb Emmett is the founder and principal producer of Win/Win Productions, a Chicago-area video production partner known for its strategy-first approach that helps businesses and professionals communicate clearly with their audiences. With expertise in brand story videos, explainer videos, product demos, social media content, and fundraising videos, Robb has guided organizations across industries to use video effectively in their marketing and outreach efforts.

In Episode 27 of Power 5 with Nick Augustine, we take a closer look at how artificial intelligence has changed law firm marketing and what solo practitioners can do to stay competitive.

AI has made it easier than ever for large firms to produce content at scale. From blog posts and newsletters to short-form videos and paid campaigns, teams of attorneys are using automation to dominate online visibility.

Solo practitioners, on the other hand, often struggle to keep up with the pace and cost of modern digital marketing.

But the story does not end there. Nick explains how independent lawyers can still thrive by focusing on authenticity, community relationships, and quality content that reflects their real-world experience.

The discussion explores:
-The generational shift as Generation Z lawyers enter the field using TikTok and other social platforms to attract clients
-The importance of community visibility for solo attorneys in smaller and mid-sized markets
-How the economics of solo practice have evolved since 2008
-Why quality still matters more than quantity in the age of AI
-Smart marketing investments that build long-term visibility

Listeners will come away with a realistic view of how to compete and grow in an AI-driven legal marketplace. The lawyers who remain authentic, consistent, and visible will continue to build trust and success, no matter how fast technology evolves.

In this episode of Texas Law Talk Radio, host Nick Augustine talks with Chelsie Manley, Senior Account Executive at Nexxen, about how law firms can take advantage of today’s most effective digital advertising tools.

Chelsie explains how digital ad strategies have evolved and what law firms can do to compete online in an increasingly crowded market. From programmatic ads and geo-fencing to behavioral targeting and video campaigns, she shares how firms can reach the right clients with precision and measurable results.

Nick and Chelsie also discuss compliance in legal advertising, budgeting tips, and the importance of data-driven decision-making. Listeners will gain clear, practical insights about how to use digital advertising to build brand visibility, generate leads, and grow their practices responsibly.

Whether you are a solo attorney exploring your first paid campaign or a marketing director managing firm-wide digital initiatives, this conversation offers valuable takeaways on how to maximize your ad spend and elevate your digital presence.

Guest: Chelsie Manley, Sr. Account Executive, Nexxen
Host: Nick Augustine, J.D., Texas Law Talk Radio
Produced by: Lone Star Content Marketing | www.LoneStarContentMarketing.com

In this episode of Texas Law Talk Radio, host Nick Augustine welcomes author, entrepreneur, and speaker Samuel Pagán, whose book The Perception Effect: Unlocking Human Potential Through The Law of Perception explores how mindset influences performance, resilience, and leadership.

Together, they discuss how lawyers and other professionals can use perception and mindset awareness to prevent burnout, maintain clarity, and build sustainable careers in a demanding legal environment.

Samuel explains how the way we interpret and respond to daily experiences shapes our performance, satisfaction, and emotional health. He shares lessons from his own journey growing up with ADHD and dyslexia, and how those challenges helped him build strength and purpose. The conversation centers on practical tools from The Perception Effect that can help attorneys identify limiting beliefs, reframe stress, and develop healthier patterns of thought and behavior.

For many legal professionals, burnout develops quietly over time through long hours, constant client demands, and the pressure to deliver perfection. Samuel and Nick explore how the stories we tell ourselves — about success, control, and responsibility — can either drain our energy or strengthen it. They also discuss how law firm culture can either amplify stress or serve as a foundation for balance and professional growth.

Listeners will learn how to recognize early signs of burnout, reset unhealthy perceptions, and create more supportive professional environments. The conversation highlights practical methods for reframing stress, improving self-awareness, and sustaining focus while maintaining personal and professional fulfillment.

Samuel emphasizes that “The Law of Perception” isn’t about ignoring reality but understanding how our interpretation of events influences everything from motivation to relationships. By shifting perception, attorneys can improve decision-making, teamwork, and long-term success without sacrificing health or passion for the law.

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Whether you are a managing partner, an associate balancing career and family, or a solo practitioner trying to grow your practice, this episode provides realistic and actionable insights for building resilience and preserving purpose in a career that demands so much of those who serve it.

In this episode of Power 5, Nick Augustine shares how law firms can build a steady stream of high-quality clients without relying on social media or Google searches.

While many lawyers think digital platforms are the only way to market themselves, the truth is that some of the best clients still come from offline strategies that build trust and authority in the real world. Nick breaks down five proven approaches:

1. Referrals and relationship building through trusted professionals and past clients.
2. Community involvement and visibility at local events, boards, and organizations.
3. Speaking engagements and teaching opportunities that position lawyers as authorities.
4. Traditional media and PR channels such as newspapers, radio, and television.
5. A strong client experience that drives word-of-mouth referrals and reputation growth.

This episode is a practical guide for lawyers who want to attract better clients and grow their practices without depending on the constant noise of online platforms.

In this episode of Texas Law Talk Radio, host Nick Augustine talks with Scott Davis of LocalIQ about how lawyers can harness AI Voice Agents to capture more business and increase profitability.

Law firms often lose revenue when calls go unanswered or when staff spend too much time on routine intake questions. LocalIQ’s AI Voice Agent, part of its Dash™ platform, helps solve these problems by handling inbound calls 24/7, qualifying leads in real time, and making sure every opportunity is routed to the right place.

We focus on the business value of AI Voice technology for lawyers: boosting productivity, ensuring responsiveness, and building a more profitable practice. But we also dive into some of the most common objections lawyers raise and how to address them:

• “Clients won’t like talking to a robot.”
  Early versions of automated phone systems frustrated callers. Today’s AI Voice Agents use natural language processing to carry on authentic, conversational interactions that sound far more human. In many cases, clients appreciate the immediate response and efficiency.
• “What about confidentiality and ethics?”
  Lawyers worry about data collection and professional responsibility. As Scott explains, AI Voice Agents can be set up with clear guardrails and supervised like any staff member. The technology can capture intake information securely, while lawyers maintain ultimate responsibility for compliance with ethical rules.
• “Does this replace staff?”
  Not at all. The AI Voice Agent handles repetitive calls and after-hours inquiries, freeing human staff to focus on higher-value interactions. It enhances productivity rather than replacing people.
• “Will this really make me more money?”
  Yes. Missed calls equal missed revenue. By ensuring every lead is captured and high-intent clients are routed quickly to lawyers, firms see measurable improvements in signed cases and profitability.

This episode isn’t just about technology; it’s about business growth. We talk through how smaller firms can use tools like AI Voice Agents to compete with larger firms, how client expectations are changing, and how lawyers can embrace AI in a way that works for their practice. 

These are practical strategies for leveraging AI to benefit your firm while maintaining ethics and professionalism at the forefront.

In this Power 5 episode of Texas Law Talk Radio, host Nick Augustine explains why being found through AI search matters as much as traditional SEO.

Just like Google rewarded consistent, authentic, and original content, today’s AI platforms scan and serve up your firm’s blogs, podcasts, and articles in response to client questions.

For smaller firms, this is an opportunity to level the playing field without having to pay for expensive search ads.

Nick shares how AI search works, why it parallels SEO, and what steps your law firm or business should be taking now to ensure you’re the answer people hear when they ask AI for legal help.

Listen now to learn how your content can shape the future of client discovery.

In Power 5, Episode 24 on the Texas Law Talk Radio network, host Nick Augustine breaks down one of the most overlooked aspects of running a law practice, which is the client intake process.

Your intake system is the first impression you make, and it can either build trust or drive clients away. Too often, lawyers lose valuable opportunities because their intake is slow, inconsistent, or overwhelming.

In this episode, Nick highlights the five biggest mistakes firms make and offers simple, practical fixes you can implement today.

From responding quickly to inquiries, to simplifying forms, to embracing modern technology, you’ll learn how to create a smooth, professional intake process that reassures clients and frees you to focus on results.

If you want more cases and happier clients, this is five minutes you don’t want to miss.

In Power 5, Episode 23 of Texas Law Talk Radio, host Nick Augustine dives into one of the smartest moves competitive lawyers can make is protecting their time and giving clients a better experience through portal technology.

Clients hire lawyers for results, not for administrative tasks. Yet too often, valuable billable hours are spent retrieving documents, emailing forms, or answering repetitive questions. That’s time better spent building strategy, negotiating, and advocating.

This episode explains how secure, password-protected client portals transform law practice. Learn how to set up 24/7 client access to documents, forms, billing statements, and case updates, all within Texas ethical rules. Discover real-world examples of how firms use portals to reduce phone tag, streamline billing, and provide peace of mind to clients.

Nick also breaks down the ethical side: confidentiality, communication, and the importance of using reasonable precautions in technology. By the end of this Power 5, you’ll see why a client portal isn’t just a convenience; rather, it’s a competitive advantage that keeps clients satisfied and lawyers focused on what matters most.