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June 19, 2013

Law Firm Marketing: How to Build Your Law Practice by Attracting Great Prospects

Ask any lawyer which area of law firm marketing they find the most difficult and you are likely to hear the same answer: attracting good prospects.  Law firm marketing can be challenging; learning how to attract the ‘right’ prospects can be especially challenging.

If you don’t find a way to attract good prospects, then your law firm marketing efforts stand little chance of succeeding.

“Who” you market to is just as important as how you market.   You want to develop a law firm marketing plan that attracts only those clients that you can help, and those who will be the most profitable to your law firm.

Apply these 5 proven strategies to your law firm marketing plan for attracting the best clients:

Target your clients – You must identify  your Ideal Target Market (ITM). Without completing this first step, you may as well throw your law firm marketing money into the street.

Explain your service – Be clear and concise. Learn to bridge the language gap between you and your clients.

Perfect a powerful elevator pitch – This is an extremely successful law firm strategy to have in place when meeting with prospective profitable clients.

Use effective law firm marketing tools - When developing law firm marketing materials, remember, this may be the first impression you make on prospective clients – make it a good one.

Disqualify clients – Don’t be afraid to say “no” to a potential client; you’ll be doing both of you a favor if you are not a good fit.

Attorneys who implement these crucial law firm marketing strategies can rest assured they will be attracting only the most qualified clients.

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Stephen is the CEO of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation's largest law firm marketing  company specializing in lead conversion for small law firms and solo practitioners. Over 8,000 attorneys nationwide have benefited from learning and implementing the proven Rainmaker Marketing System.

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