What's the difference between a mobile website and a mobile app, and is one better than the other for your law firm? I set out to answer this question and found a great article and infographic that provides survey results of 500 small businesses who have both a mobile app and mobile website. The article, [...]
Using Legal Advice Forums to Grow Your Law Firm
A recent survey found that three out of four consumers who sought an attorney in the past year used online resources (e.g., blogs, search engines, online directories, social media, etc.) at some point in their decision making process. If you firm isn’t currently utilizing online legal forums to obtain more business, read on for tips [...]
10 Ways Attorneys Lose Prospective Clients
Today's post comes from Lee Rosen, a family law attorney who shares insights into the daily struggle to find new clients and manage the existing caseload via his blog at www.DivorcedIsCourse.com. A tremendous amount of time and energy goes into your legal marketing strategies. But have you considered what happens when a prospective client actually [...]
No One Reading Your Law Firm Blog? Here's Why ...
Today's post was originally written by Matthew Hickey, an entertainment attorney, blogger and music enthusiast, and posted on Everyday Law, a blog by RocketLawyer. I hear attorneys share these statements on a regular basis: Do I really need to post new content to my law firm blog on a regular basis? No one is reading [...]
How Will You Be Affected When Your Law Firm Income Doubles?
Have you ever stopped to think about this: What parts of your life will NOT be positively affected when your law firm income doubles? This question caused quite a stir at a recent "How to Make More Money With Your Small Law Firm Tour" live event, hosted by LexisNexis and RJon Robins, founder of HowToManageaSmallLawFirm.com, [...]
Trying to be Impressive - Attorney Humour
A young lawyer, starting up his private practice, was very anxious to impress potential clients. When he saw the first visitor to his office come through the door, he immediately picked up his phone and spoke into it," I'm sorry, but my caseload is so tremendous that I'm not going to be able to look [...]



