Tips for lawyers who are serious about making their marketing matter, including finding your target audience and using the questions your clients are asking for content ideas.
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Tim Baran is a LawHelpNY program manager at Pro Bono Net. His two-decade journey in the legal space has...
JULIE TOLEK is a solo Firearms Compliance, Criminal Law, and Estate Planning attorney as well as a Family Law...
Heidi S. Alexander, Esq. is the director of the Massachusetts Law Office Management Assistance Program (MassLOMAP). She advises lawyers...
Learning to market your firm well can seem overwhelming, but there are ways that you can sell yourself without wasting your time and energy. In this report from On The Road, host Heidi Alexander talks to Tim Baran and Julie Tolek about tips lawyers can use if they’re serious about making their marketing matter. Some of these tips include finding your target audience and use the questions your clients are asking for content ideas.
Tim Baran is the chief marketing officer for Good2bSocial, a digital marketing agency for large and small law firms, solo attorneys, and any companies in the legal space.
Julie Tolek is the founder of Think Pink Law, a Massachusetts Law Firm with office locations in Boston, Brookline, and Framingham.
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| Published: | March 9, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Marketing |
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