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Talk about philosophies — not just tactics — in your thought leadership

Discussing *why* you’d approach a legal issue a certain way can help you more quickly build rapport and trust with your target audiences than discussing *how* you’d approach it....more

Your clients’ (and referral sources’) industry jargon is their love language

Connect with your clients (and referral sources) by using their industries’ jargon in your thought leadership marketing. When it comes to attorneys’ content marketing and thought leadership marketing efforts, their...more

The benefits of using thought leadership as “after hours” client advocacy

Advocating for your clients through your thought leadership is a savvy way to bring about change your clients want to see, while solidifying you in the eyes of those clients as the go-to attorney for their legal or business...more

Your thought leadership strategy should consider angles, not just topics

When you cover thought leadership topics from strategic angles, your thought leadership will more persuasively demonstrate that you have solutions to your current and prospective clients’ legal and business...more

Build better bonds with these five groups of people by co-authoring thought leadership with them

Co-authoring thought leadership is a strategic way to strengthen your relationships with those people you think could help you build your practice and book of business. I am constantly pushing the attorneys I ghostwrite...more

Thought leadership is your secret crisis management weapon

Thought leadership is more than a marketing and business development tool. It is a secret crisis management weapon hiding in plain sight. There is an interesting connection between thought leadership, crisis management,...more

The burden is on YOU to keep the readers of your content engaged

When lawyers ask the readers of their marketing and business development content to parse legal jargon, jump through intellectual hoops, or simply wade through dense and uninteresting writing, they’ve failed....more

Plaintiffs’ firms often make this one mistake when talking to referral sources

Effective referral marketing content for plaintiffs’ firms does more than tout gaudy numbers. When plaintiffs’ attorneys and their firms publish content—including thought leadership content—aimed at their referral sources...more

How to engage your law firm’s “tire kickers” so that they become clients

Law firms should use educational email campaigns to nurture “tire kickers,” a.k.a. prospective clients, to convert them into clients. Some lawyers get frustrated by “tire kickers,” a.k.a. prospective clients who are not...more

Knowledge is great, but infuse your thought leadership with this

Your wisdom differentiates you from peers and competitors. Make sure your thought leadership communicates the wisdom you bring to your clients’ matters. The most effective and persuasive thought leadership is infused with...more

With thought leadership, size matters, but not the way you might think

Keeping your thought leadership short gives you more opportunities to get in front of your target audiences while still allowing you to show off your knowledge and wisdom. Lawyers and other professional services providers...more

Today’s tire kickers are tomorrow’s clients

Just because a prospective client is not ready to engage you and your law firm today does not mean all hope is lost....more

Your thought leadership should talk to the clients you have today — and the ones you want tomorrow

If you’re contemplating expanding, niching, or otherwise changing your legal practice, craft thought leadership content that leads the way. While promoting his October 1977 album “Heroes,” the late David Bowie said,...more

Six ways law firms can stay out ahead of competitors’ content marketing efforts

The content arms race among lawyers and law firms isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Here’s how to stay ahead of the pack. Today, there is a fair amount of would-be buyers of legal services and would-be referral sources...more

Your content has to compete against heavyweights. Here’s how to give it a fighting chance.

If you think your content is only competing with your competitors’ content for your clients’ and referral sources’ attention, you don’t understand the game. Lawyers and law firms often forget that their content, including...more

These 27 words were the worst legal content marketing advice we ever heard

Despite what anyone might tell you, sweat the small stuff when it comes to the accuracy of the content you create. I recently heard on a podcast what might have been the worst legal content marketing advice I ever...more

Go FULL TORTOISE when crafting your blog posts, bylined articles, client alerts, and other thought-leadership content

When writing thought-leadership content regarding developments in the law, attorneys should prioritize value and substance over speed. When attorneys decide to write a blog post, bylined article, or client alert regarding...more

Thought leadership is how you answer clients’ questions at scale

Use thought leadership content to efficiently answer the same questions many of your clients have about the same legal development. Let’s talk about thought leadership as client service, particularly thought leadership...more

Three questions your law firm’s thought-leadership content should answer

Provide value to consumers of your thought-leadership content by telling them what developments in the law mean for them, and where they should go from here....more

Lawyers should be publishing THIS two-part December thought leadership series to reinforce their authority

What better way to show your clients and referrals sources that you are an authority regarding the area of law you practice or the industry you serve than to share your thoughts looking back at the previous year and looking...more

The four ways thought leadership can grease your business development skids

A consistent, calibrated thought leadership program could do the heavy lifting for your business development efforts, getting you 90% of the way there in terms of showing a prospective client you and your firm are the right...more

Thought leadership is a process, not a product

Contrary to what many lawyers and in-house legal marketers believe, thought leadership is a process, not a product. A process-driven thought leadership program is a successful thought leadership program....more

Calibrate these five aspects of your thought-leadership content — or risk it failing miserably

If you are not calibrating the thought-leadership marketing and business development content you publish and put out into the world, you’re making a mistake. If you are not calibrating your content, you are just...more

Five reasons why your law firm should experiment with multimedia client alerts

Law firms can easily and markedly stand out from their competition by creating and distributing multimedia client alerts. For law firms, it’s time to give the good old trusty client alert an upgrade....more

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