How to Improve Attorney-Client Relations
Effective communication forms the backbone of any client relationship—including that of a lawyer and their client. Communication provides clarity and trust; as an attorney, you can ensure you’re meeting client needs by establishing effective channels and maintaining a record of all interactions.
Putting processes in place to enhance client communication and seeking regular feedback gives you the tools needed to improve services. This will inevitably lead to higher client satisfaction, additional client referrals, and more business for your law firm. Read the rest »
Becoming a Master of Multidistrict Litigation (MDL)
Imagine a situation where people across various locations have similar legal complaints, like issues with a dangerous drug or inadequate lighting in a public space. Instead of having these cases scattered across several jurisdictions, there’s a process that allows the pretrial and discovery phases to be grouped together in one court to save time and money.
Multidistrict litigation, also known as MDL, is a lot less complicated than people think. In fact, it’s a practical tool for streamlining processes, saving time, and reducing costs. Read the rest »
Call Tracking and Vanity Numbers Are Different (But Both Can Help You)
“Call 1-800-800-8000!”
That’s easy to remember. Someone traveling on a highway will see your billboard and, when the time comes and they need legal services, recall your number and call you, right?
It’s possible, but not always likely.
Today’s client is much more likely to grab your law firm’s phone number from the Internet at his convenience than scribble it down on a napkin as he’s passing by. Knowing where your calls are coming from is an extremely important part of your marketing efforts, and that’s why SLS Consulting always recommends call tracking for our clients’ websites. Read the rest »
Receptionist… THE Most Important Hire for Your Law Firm (Besides Your Marketing Company Of Course!)
Many law firms consider their receptionist as one of the least important positions in the office. They usually are one of the lowest-paid employees in the firm. They answer the phone, make coffee, order supplies, and make sure visitors get parking validations…. What is so important about that?
After two decades marketing for law firms exclusively, let me tell you… your receptionist is the most important hire you will make. They are the first point of contact with your firm for all new potential clients. How they answer the phone, and treat that potential client’s needs, will make all the difference in whether the client decides to hire your law firm… or not! Read the rest »
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