Business Lawyer Guides for Search, Ads and Intake

These business lawyer guides take the channels a business law practice can use to meet owners who need counsel, one topic at a time. Each is written for the attorney or administrator who has to decide, with nothing legal and nothing promised.

Pull the guide for the channel or matter your firm is weighing

The pages run from the whole-picture view of firm marketing to Maps, reviews, ads and the keywords owners type before they hire counsel.

Still unsure which practice areas deserve a page first?

If a guide raises a question about your own matters or offices, write to the agency and say which ones you have in mind. Leave client details out of the note.

Which practice areas should the phone ring for?

Name the formation, contract, lease or dispute work your attorneys handle best and the places they practice. There is nothing to prepare. Keep client names and case facts out of the note, because this is a marketing inquiry and not a legal one.

Send a note about your firm's marketing

Two or three lines about your firm are enough. Please leave out confidential information, client names and case details. Sending this form does not make us your lawyers, and nobody here gives legal advice. A person reads every message.

Tell us which matters your firm wants more of.

Say which practice areas keep your calendar full, which ones you would like to take on more of, and where your attorneys practice. You get one monthly figure and a straight read on what fits. Leave client names and case details out of the note, since this is a marketing inquiry and not a place for confidential information.

The stack of pages being initialed is an illustration. It predicts nothing for any firm, client or matter.