This Week In Legal Marketing - 8/29/18
Eager to grow your firm? Start by checking out these six pieces of marketing content.
1) FindLaw’s new post breaks down why claiming your Google My Business listing is a must. Read it here
2) The latest Clienting podcast from AttorneySync, covers how lawyers can use online networking to build their practice and referral network. Listen to it here
3) In her Outsource Easier blog, Dina Eisenberg has advice on how to identify your ideal client. Read it here
4) In a new episode, the LAWsome podcast dives into legal consumer insights with a market research expert. Listen to it here
5) Has your firm considered buying leads? Lexicata reviewed the 10 best lead generation services for lawyers. Read it here
6) In part two of our Let's Talk Legal Marketing conversation with Stephan Futeral, we discuss the value of pay-per-click advertising campaigns, attorneys reaching out for professional marketing help and the importance of blogging. Read it here
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