Attorney Marketing Boosting Revenues With No Added Costs
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Attorney Marketing: Boosting Revenues Without Added Costs
Summary
Attorney marketing encompasses various strategies such as media campaigns, direct mail, educational marketing, PR, and Internet marketing, along with building a referral network. To ensure positive outcomes, it's crucial to hold effective weekly planning meetings and delegate tasks appropriately.
Introduction
Embarking on attorney marketing without a strategic plan can lead to wasted resources. Just like target shooting requires focus and precision, maintaining a sharp marketing strategy is essential for long-term success. Markets and circumstances evolve, requiring continuous adaptation of your legal marketing strategies.
Conducting Effective Weekly Planning Meetings
Each week, set aside uninterrupted time for a focused planning session. This session allows you to reflect on your practice’s direction, reinforce your mission and goals, and evaluate your current marketing efforts.
Scheduling Your Meeting
Block at least 30 minutes on your calendar, ideally towards the end of the week or early Monday morning. This ensures you leave the session with a prioritized to-do list and a clear understanding of your firm’s status, long-term goals, personal objectives, and marketing strategies.
Crafting and Prioritizing Your Task List
Begin by reviewing your firm’s mission and goals. Add tasks to your to-do list that align with these objectives. Rank tasks with the letters A, B, and C:
- A: Essential tasks needing a lawyer’s attention.
- B: Important tasks that don’t require a lawyer.
- C: Less critical tasks that don’t require a lawyer.
For further clarity, use numbers 1, 2, and 3 to prioritize within each category:
- 1: Must be done within two days.
- 2: Should be done in three to five days.
- 3: Can wait until next week if necessary.
Example Prioritization
If a marketing task is due Monday, mark it as A1. If a client needs information by Friday, classify it as B2 and delegate it to a paralegal. A personal appointment might be a C2, allowing flexibility to reschedule if needed.
Delegating Tasks
Delegate B and C tasks whenever possible. If delegation isn’t feasible, identify the barriers, such as lack of staff or training, and work on solutions. Create a task form for team members, including:
- Today's date
- Task due date
- Description of the task
- Responsible person
- Importance of the task
- Reporting frequency
- Additional instructions
The aim is to minimize your involvement in B and C tasks, enabling you to focus on high-impact A tasks that drive revenue and growth. Concentrate on legal marketing, the lifeblood of your practice. This shift allows partners and associates to engage more in strategic activities, expanding your practice’s reach.
Conclusion
Consistently align your tasks and delegation with your marketing goals. Your success in attorney marketing will grow alongside the development of your management and entrepreneurial skills. Keep refining your approach to stay competitive and increase your practice’s profitability.
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