Generic marketing agencies break on legal compliance.
Most marketing agencies treat law firms like any other professional services client. They ship aggressive content, social media, and paid ads — then the firm gets a State Bar inquiry about advertising rule violations. Rule 7.1 prohibits "false or misleading" claims. Rule 7.2 governs solicitation. Rule 7.3 covers direct contact with prospective clients. None of which generic agencies know.
Compliance-aware legal marketing means knowing what claims trigger State Bar review, how to position practice areas without making impermissible comparative claims, and which testimonial structures comply with Rule 7.1(c). It also means knowing which channels actually move the needle for legal services — mostly: referral plus reputation, with digital filling specific gaps.
David spent six years at LexisNexis training lawyers on the topics — including reputation management and social media in legal practice. The compliance frame is built in, not bolted on.
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Tactical execution areas.
Six-month engagements covering the marketing channels that actually move qualified consultations in legal services.
Brand positioning
Differentiate your practice areas in your local market. Clear positioning around specific expertise — not generic "full-service law firm" claims that compete on nothing.
Reputation management
Reviews on Avvo, Martindale, Google, and Yelp. Response protocols for negative reviews. Compliance-aware testimonial collection that respects Rule 7.1(c) disclaimer requirements.
SEO & content
Practice-area-specific content programs that earn organic traffic. Schema markup per Schema.org LegalService. Local SEO for jurisdiction-specific search.
Paid acquisition
Google Ads and Microsoft Ads where ROI justifies. Hyper-targeted to specific practice area + jurisdiction combinations. Tied to actual consultation conversion data — not vanity metrics.
Social presence
LinkedIn for B2B practices. Compliant social media policies. Content cadences that build expertise, not noise.
Website & conversion
Practice area pages that actually convert. Consultation booking funnels. Intake form design that captures qualifying signals before the call.
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