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From in-depth strategy and reports to fee-earner training. Our purpose is to arm firms and their people with the digital marketing expertise to succeed.
By defining a clear strategy and commitment to upskilling their people, firms put themselves ahead of the competition.
We believe that with marketing, success comes in numbers, and we place a strong value on training. From teaching NQs how to write attention-grabbing content to training for Partners on how to maximise their success on LinkedIn.
Our brand audit for law firms looks at how you are performing across your digital channels. With your data, we extract insights into your digital activity and put together a report on key areas of improvement and how we propose you do so.
We understand the importance of informative and engaging content (It’s kind of our thing). We work with fee-earners and marketing teams, to develop a content plan that will ensure your firm and its people are positioned as subject matter experts.
Our LinkedIn training aims to distil 10+ years of expertise and experience using LinkedIn within law firms and arm individuals with the necessary knowledge and tools to maximise their impact, for the benefit of the firm.
After listening intently to your vision and your business goals we begin to craft a marketing strategy, in partnership with you. Our experience (and track record, don’t you know) ensures we focus on the right goals for you. Our strategy is never focused on hitting vanity metrics. Instead we chase after the goals that matter to your firm.
We know how important it is that your pitch process is as strategic and painless as possible. We work with you to refine your processes and templates, and offer support every step of the way, from talking tactics when an RfP arrives in your inbox, collating your content, to advising on how to ace the presentation stage.
You can’t be expected to make any sort of decision yet.
What you need is to discuss this further, with somebody that knows a thing or two. That’s where our expertly placed contact form comes in.
