The Marketing Lawcast

Why Your Marketing Isn’t Getting You Hired


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Your marketing isn’t broken—your buyers changed. We dig into why steady SEO and consistent content can still produce wobbly pipelines for estate planning and elder law firms, and how AI-driven search now compresses discovery into a handful of rapid-fire micro-judgments. Before anyone clicks your link, they see summaries, reviews, and a tight shortlist. The real game isn’t “be seen” anymore; it’s “be chosen.”

We share the concept of selection signals—clear cues that lower perceived risk and help prospects feel safe choosing you. Instead of blending into a sea of competent firms, learn to communicate who you’re for, what you believe, and how you think. We walk through practical ways to turn generic education into guidance: lead with the client’s lived problem, frame tradeoffs, use stories that show judgment, and replace commodity FAQs with questions that reflect stakes and consequences. You’ll hear examples that reframe “wills vs trusts” into the real issues—caregiver stress, probate delays, sibling conflict, and protecting a spouse during long-term care.

We also cover the tools that humanize your expertise: webinars that shift from “five documents” to decision frameworks, empathetic FAQs that signal how you guide clients, and proof assets like reviews that highlight outcomes and calm. The goal is to move from activity to clarity and from attention to decision—so when AI shortlists you, your message earns the yes. If your lead flow feels unpredictable or your best clients arrive less often, this is your roadmap to becoming the safest, easiest choice.

If this resonates, book a strategy call at imsrocks.com, subscribe for future episodes, and share this with a colleague who’s still chasing traffic. What’s one selection signal you’ll add to your marketing this week?

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The Marketing LawcastBy Jennifer Goddard & James Campbell

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