From click to client: bridging the marketing and intake experience gap
For a law firm to maintain brand integrity and successfully convert leads, it must bridge the gap between the compassionate promises made in its marketing and the actual empathetic, human-centered experience delivered during the intake process.
Read articleOvercoming client hesitation: A guide to handling legal objections
To successfully handle legal objections, law firms should use an empathy-first framework to identify the client's true concerns, listen actively, and then reframe common hesitations like cost and the need for more time as opportunities to build trust and demonstrate the firm's unique value.
Read articleBeyond the receptionist: Building an elite legal intake team
For a law firm to properly convert new leads into clients, it must elevate its intake process from a simple administrative task handled by an overburdened receptionist to a high-priority function managed by a dedicated, well-trained team.
Read articleThe first impression: A step-by-step guide to the legal intake call
The initial legal intake call is a critical moment for a law firm, serving as a strategic sales conversation that, when handled with a professional and empathetic approach, effectively converts prospective clients into paying ones.
Read articleStop wasting time: How to properly qualify leads in your legal practice
Legal lead qualification is a crucial process for law firms to quickly determine if a prospective client's case aligns with their firm’s practice areas and goals, thereby saving valuable time, improving staff morale, and increasing profitability.
Read articleThe law firm’s definitive guide to client intake and conversion
A successful law firm’s client intake process, from the first contact to the final conversion, is a strategic and empathetic system that is crucial for increasing profitability, enhancing a firm’s reputation, and ensuring client satisfaction.
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