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Highlights
- Marketing legal services is tougher than ever for solo and small firm lawyers.
- About the Author: Ben Glass is a practicing personal injury attorney in Fairfax, VA.
- 190 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Project Management
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About the Book
There are more lawyers, more Web sites, and more media choices than ever before. "Great Legal Marketing" walks readers step by step through the design of an effective marketing campaign that helps them bring in more of the clients and cases that they want.Book Synopsis
Marketing legal services is tougher than ever for solo and small firm lawyers. There are more lawyers, more websites, and more media choices than ever before. In the past, lawyers have tried to differentiate themselves by 'shouting louder.' Ads that use talking frogs, fistfuls of cash and gory accident scenes not only provide no useful information to consumers but cheapen the profession and reduce respect for lawyers. To top it off, the bar ethics committees salivate at the opportunity to bring you up on ethics charges if you dare try to make your marketing actually pay off. "Great Legal Marketing" walks you step by step through the design of an effective marketing campaign that helps you bring in more of the clients and cases that you want.
About the Author
Ben Glass is a practicing personal injury attorney in Fairfax, VA. He is the founder of Great Legal Marketing, a consulting and marketing company that teaches solo and small firm lawyers how to create effective, ethical and outside the box marketing. In addition to publishing a monthly newsletter, he runs coaching and mastermind groups for some of the most marketing savvy lawyers in the United States and Canada.