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A Retirement Guide To Your Law Firm’s Website and Online Presence

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Here's a quick and informative guide on the steps retiring attorneys should take to properly close down their websites, emails, domains, social media and professional profiles so that big issues like identity theft don't ruin their retirement...

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How Can Attorneys Reduce No-Shows?

People scheduling consultations. Small law firm and calendar schedule planning to reduce no shows.

Not only is there the missed opportunity when a client no-shows, there is an expense for the firm: the clicks you paid for on Google, the advertisements you run, the shuffling of your schedule, the time you spent prepping.

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Improve Your Profits by Focusing on Client Retention and Satisfaction

Keeping good clients is important for the financial health and viability of every firm. According to a survey performed by BTI Consulting of Boston, law firms that actively track and measure client retention see 12% higher profits per attorney....

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Using Credit Cards for Retainers and Trust Accounts

One of the most commonly asked questions regarding our Law Firm Merchant Account service pertains to the rules surrounding trust accounts. The rules and requirements vary state by state, so you should check with your local bar to determine which of...

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Law Firm Marketing: Success is in the Details

There is a common misconception in a large segment of the legal profession that marketing equates to advertising and spending a lot of money. That couldn’t be more wrong. Marketing in law firms is all about sweating the details. The details cost...

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Missed Opportunities: Not Asking Clients for Referrals

Without a doubt, clients can be your best source of referrals. Yet in my 18 years of marketing work with lawyers, I have met few who actually ask clients for referrals. Some may believe that their clients will automatically refer business to them...

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Focusing on Client Service

Lawyers tend to forget that law is a service industry. Clients have a myriad of choices for their legal representation. By focusing on client service, lawyers can better retain current clients, gain more referrals, and minimize the risk of ethics...

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