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Which Marketing Activities Could Your Firm Take In-house?

Knowing which tasks to delegate and when is the mark of a great professional. While some attorneys want to have a part in every aspect of running their firm, others understand that working with a trusted partner gets them to the finish line. As a legal professional, marketing isn’t likely one of your strengths. While outsourcing your marketing is often the best idea, it can also be costly. Here are three marketing tasks that small firms could handle in-house to help your firm stretch that marketing budget. Content Creation Regularly publishing relevant content to your website is a great way to attract new clients. As a thought leader in your practice area, you offer a unique perspective on matters pertaining to your field. Your knowledge and industry experience provides you with the ability to offer valuable insight others cannot. Creating engaging articles, FAQ’s, representative case summaries, and videos can attract the attention of both potential clients and peers. Try publishing a relevant piece of content every week. You will reap the benefits for years to come if you regularly publish quality content to your website. Sharing your experience, thoughts and insight is an opportunity to build trust with clients and emphasize your expertise as an attorney. Social Media Businesses, including law firms, can only succeed today with an active social media presence. Many software options are available to help automate your posts so you can keep this costly service in-house. Even the least tech-savvy professionals have employed social media to

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Moving from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 For Lawyers and Law Firms

Google is updating Google Analytics from Universal Analytics (also known as GA3 or UA) to a new, upgraded version, Google Analytics 4 (GA4). As you may already know, Google Analytics is the measurement platform that collects important website activity and data. The current Universal Analytics version will stop collecting data on July 1st, 2023, so many lawyers and law firms are preparing to make the switch to GA4 now. Here are just a few of the highlights of GA4 that will undoubtedly improve your law firm marketing analytics. Event Enhancements User engagement activities, such as scrolling, outbound link clicks, document link clicks, and website searches, are new measures offered by GA4. Tracking these events provide valuable information about how users interact with your site and content. User Flow GA4 has made it easier to hone in on website visitor behavior with a new section called Life Cycle. Visualizing the user journey informs the flow users follow to get to a final conversion, which may be actions such as requesting more information or scheduling a consultation. GA4 provides the tools to track user activity for a complete customer journey overview holistically. Predictive Measurements GA4 provides three predictive metrics to help you predict which users are likely to become clients: Purchase Probability, Churn Probability, and Revenue Prediction. User Metrics GA4 has 3 user metrics (compared to 2 offered by Universal Analytics): Total Users, Active Users, and New Users. Advanced Analysis Previously accessible only to paying users, GA4 now provides access to advanced

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