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There’s your marketing plan and then there is your Go-To-Market Plan. The two combined are the two sides of the same marketing coin but different. How do you build your brand, spread the word in those first 60-90 days after opening your doors? How do you generate buzz, get eyeballs on what you are doing? Today we discuss everything you need for those first 60-90 days! Listen and learn.
The AI learning journey continues. You can also listen to Part 1 linked in the post.
Yes. You think you know it all. Guess what. You don’t. This is a very important topic and one many solos fail to grasp. They do not get all that flows from this agreement and how it can impact your practice. Listen and learn.
What’s better than a quick down and dirty list of 60 productivity apps for solos! And it’s even better because Jared Correia is presenting it in his special way. Listen and learn.
Referrals are the gold standard of business. However, there are many more ways to grow your business outside of referrals especially in today’s world. You really need to change your thinking and look under rocks you never thought to life. Listen and learn.
There is an ugly side to personal injury law. There can be a huge emotional toll when things go wrong with your clients after you’ve worked so hard to help the recover from a devastating event. Attorney Adrianos Facchetti shares memorable (albeit, sad) experiences and how he has learned to cope. You may benefit from he has to say.
New Year’s means making all kinds of resolutions that fail within 10 minutes. Well, solos make resolutions for their practices, too. In today’s podcast Jared Correia discusses the most common business ‘New Year’s’ resolutions solos make and action steps to help them keep those resolutions. As always it is fun and filled with great info. Join us!
Let’s say you are working in an area of law that involves multiple languages, international banking or real estate transactions, depositions of foreign nationals, criminal work with non-English speaking defendants, etc. and you require translation. Do you use AI to do the initial interpretation because it is more cost-effective? Do you hire an interpreter to just do edits? Does this change the nature of what has been actually said and then carried forward as fact impacting the outcome of your legal defense or contractual obligations?
Client reviews are a fact of life. In today’s online world of forever reviews you must learn how to deal with them. Today, Jared and I discuss the ins and outs of negotiating this ongoing issue. Listen and learn.
Jared and I take you through all that happened over the summer with legal ethics and AI as determined by various jurisdictions. There was a lot to discuss so listen and learn!! It’s a fun podcast, too.
Why Going Solo as a Young Attorney Could Be the Best Decision Ever with Susan Cartier Liebel from Solo Practice University®.
On this episode of New Solo from the Legal Talk Network, Adriana Linares interviews Susan Cartier Liebel from Solo Practice University® about how to stay motivated throughout the process of starting a solo law practice.
Motivation in life is very important. I share seminal moments which have shaped me as a human being and helped me become who I am today.
On this podcast from Lawpreneur Radio, Miranda McCroskey interviews Susan Cartier Liebel from Solo Practice University® about perceptions of fear, failure and other issues facing solos.
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