On this week’s episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Larry Port welcomes special guest Katy Goshtosbi, founder of Puris Consulting and Chair of the ABA Law Practice Division. Katy specializes in holistic law firm branding, focusing on growth as a transformational journey. Listen as Katy explains the emotional side
On this week’s episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Larry Port welcomes special guest Nancy Myrland, founder of Myrland Marketing & Social Media. Through her extensive knowledge of marketing, business development, content, and social media, Nancy trains and advises attorneys on how to grow their firms. Discover some current
On this week’s episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Larry Port talks with Kara Prior, president of the legal publishing company James Publishing. Take a listen as Kara explains some of the best ways to gain new business through referrals. You won’t want to miss this episode! Want to learn
On this week’s episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Nefra MacDonald interviews Mark Homer, CEO of GNGF, a full-scale marketing agency that works exclusively with lawyers. Learn about some of the biggest mistakes attorneys make with their marketing, and get a sneak peek of Mark’s upcoming Florida Bar
Content today is being consumed online more widely, more quickly, and more voraciously than ever before. In fact, there are hundreds of millions of blogs alone. So how do you sort through all of them to find the best legal ones around? A good place to start is the
A few months ago, we ran a piece in which lawyers shared the marketing tips that worked best for their firms. However, we were so inundated with responses that we decided to run a second article on the subject. Here, even more lawyers share the tips that worked best for them: ”Everything a business
If you’re a Mac-loving lawyer, stop what you’re doing and go check out MacTrack Legal (formerly MILOfest). MacTrack Legal is a conference for lawyers who love Macs, iPhones, iPads, and all things Apple. It’s an increasingly popular event in its 9th year. As the website explains, “Always an interesting mix
You have to understand business in order to run a solo practice. Of course, I didn’t realize that at first. I would take clients without even asking for a deposit toward costs. I would take cases with poor liability and questionable damages. And sometimes I would pursue a claim
In case you missed it (or if you want to see it again!), here are the slides and video from our recent webinar with LexCharge CEO Jeff Shavitz: Business Development for Lawyers 101. In this webinar, Jeff discussed methods of increasing profitability by monitoring your key numbers, P&L, and marketing.
Every young attorney thinks they are excellent team players. However, if you want to be the go-to choice for prime writing assignments from senior partners, you must learn to become a valuable team player in a legal context. For legal writing, being a team player requires learning a different
