Law Firm Reboot Camp Podcast: Tips On How To Break Through On Social Media
Missed out on Answering Legal's 2024 Law Firm Summer Reboot Camp? No need to worry! We'll be sharing all of our camp presentations in the form of a new show called the Law Firm Reboot Camp podcast.
For episode eight of the show, we are re-sharing a panel originally called "Tips On How To Break Through On Social Media", featuring Allison Johs, Conrad Saam, Philip Fairley, Steve Fretzin and host Nick Werker.
The Law Firm Reboot Camp podcast can be found on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
In this conversation, Nick and our panelists discuss why it's still important for law firms to have a strong social media presence, how to get real results from your social media efforts, whether or not social media is now completely pay to play and much more!
As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we’re giving you a special free trial offer of Answering Legal, which includes an additional $300 off of services. To take advantage of this offer, book a discovery call with our team and just let us know you watched our Law Firm Reboot Camp Podcast.
Contact Info For Our Panelists:
Allison Johs is the President of Legal Ease Consulting, Inc.
Learn more about Allison's company here!
Conrad Saam is the President of Mockingbird Marketing.
Learn more about Conrad's company here!
At the time of this recording, Philip Fairley was the President of The Rainmaker Institute.
Connect with Philip on LinkedIn here!
Steve Fretzin is the President of FRETZIN, INC.
Learn more about Steve's company here!
Check out the previous episode of the Law Firm Reboot Camp Podcast here!
This podcast is produced and edited by Joe Galotti. You can reach Joe via email at [email protected].
Episode music was created by https://www.free-stock-music.com.
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