r/LawFirmMarketing↗
Law Firm Marketing | An Ethical, peer edited source for advice and information
r/LawFirmMarketing is where attorneys, in-house marketers, and agency people talk about how law firms actually get clients: SEO, Google Ads and LSA, websites, intake, referrals, and the vendors selling all of it. Ask questions, share what worked, say what didn't. New here? Start with the community wiki.
4.1k subscribers46 posts / mo in Sep 202641 authors / mosince 2009
r/LawFirmMarketing has 4.1k members. It gets about 46 posts a month from 41 people. Top topics: Job Search and Interviews and SEO and Marketing Strategies.
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