Lead Magnets for Lawyers 101
While lead magnets can potentially work for any lawyer or law practice, they typically work better for those areas where the client has some time before they have to hire legal help.
May 24, 2022 at 01:25 PM
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Law Firm Marketing and Business DevelopmentIn today's competitive legal market, lawyers and law firms must use a multi-pronged approach to signing new clients. One of these prongs should include a lead magnet, yet only 50% of marketers are actively using them. This is unfortunate for those who aren't, but a bonus for you if you add this into your strategy. It means there is much room for you to make an impact and collect leads that your competitors are failing to capitalize on.
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