Business cards continue to be widely used and effective among attorneys. When everything seems to have gone digital, and print marketing appears to be obsolete, lawyers still rely on the power of a business card to network and generate leads. Successful attorneys know that it is essential to exchange contacts, and creating quality cards is […]
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Headshots are an important part of a law firm’s branding efforts, and may be used beyond the firm’s website. Lawyers may opt to use their official company photo for sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, etc., making it even more important to capture an image that not only represents each individual, but the firm as well. […]
Did you know that attorney bios are the most-read content on a law firm’s website? In fact, they are responsible for more than 60 percent of the site’s total traffic. But if you take a look around the web (even your own site) and compare lawyer bios, you may notice they mostly follow the same […]
Many times, some of the most effective marketing strategies involve classic approaches that have been used by attorneys and other business for years. One of these popular tools is lawyer billboard advertising. Many people see these ads on a daily basis. While on their drive to work, amidst the hustle and bustle of the weekday, […]
Advertising is an important part of gaining new business for any law firm, big or small. Effective ads across various platforms can persuade potential clients that a particular firm is better than the competition, thus increasing business profitability. While attorneys may truthfully advertise legal services, these efforts are subject to California Rule of Professional Conduct […]
The Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct requires lawyers to file a copy of most public media advertisements and solicitation communications with the Advertising Review Committee prior to dissemination, or concurrently. Attorney advertising laws in Texas are quite restrictive, but as a solo or small firm, you can stay in full compliance while still having […]