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How to Stop Marketing for Your Competition

When I first went out on my own, I thought getting new clients would be pretty easy.

I’d go out and speak to some groups, they’d hear my message, and they’d schedule time to meet with me, and hire me.

I was a pretty good speaker and it felt like it would be easy.

But, it wasn’t quite that easy. I found that the people LOVED my talk and told me they would call me, but then they didn’t

Understandable.

They got busy, lost my number, forgot my name. There’s a million reasons. Right?

On occasion, I’d run into one of those people who heard me talk and I would ask them if they took action on what I shared and I would be devastated to hear that they did … with another lawyer.

I was marketing for my competition! 

They hired whoever was right in front of them — from an ad or a referral — at the moment they were ready to hire.

And because I didn’t really know how to market the right way, that someone wasn’t me.

I changed one thing and that one thing changed everything

I bet you want to know what that one thing was, don’t you?

I reveal all the details in this 7:53 audio recording How to Stop Marketing For Your Competition right here. It’s short, but it could change your law practice and how you market – forever. 

About the Contributor
Alexis Neely is a Law Business Mentor and creator of the New Law Business Model. She built her law practice from scratch into a million dollar a year generating business in just three years with the new law business model her family and her clients loved.
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Michael Webster
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Well, Alexis your problem is no different that every professional. How do you give enough information for free to hook a potential client, without that prospect then going back to their own lawyer with the information that you just gave them?

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Richard Solomon
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I doubt you can make a speech about things you haven't done and make direct, immediate connections. If one lacks experience depth, listening to a law marketing presentation - something designed to sell a lot of units rather than point in directions - aint gonna cut it for the listener. Speeches saying what clients want to hear sell a lot of legal services - I can get you a lot of money for that auto accident - but actually handling a focused area of practice very well and then writing about what you really do better is focus. Focused attacks get through the line faster than broad guages attacks.
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  1. L. Berry-Tayman
    November 14, 2012 at 3:45 pm

    Did follow up immediately after presentation.

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