Instagram has several benefits as a marketing tool for legal businesses. It has the potential to reach a different sector of the population than other forms of marketing and the scope to engage clients more memorably with its clear visual appeal. Why use Instagram to market a law firm or barristers’ chambers? With over one…
Mediation is a growing industry, with the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution reporting in their 2018 audit an increase of 20 per cent in commercial cases for the year (excluding small claims mediations) compared to the figure for 2016. This marks an acceleration in growth. The market may benefit further from disruption following the pandemic,…
With the majority of people adjusting to a new remote way of working during the COVID-19 restrictions, LinkedIn’s Events feature is a timely reintroduction. The option to create and promote online events was first tried several years ago and ultimately withdrawn, however in 2019 LinkedIn brought the option back, saying that it ‘helps grow active,…
With physical office access restricted your website is more important than ever…
When, in a historic ruling in 1986, the Law Society of England and Wales first permitted lawyers to advertise, no-one could have predicted the advent of social media and its impact on our lives. Today it barely seems imaginable that once there was a world without Facebook – and how would Donald Trump communicate without…
Absolutely! Worldwide, Facebook now has 1.79 billion active users every month, who check their feeds on an extremely regular basis. Facebook for business works better for some areas of law than others, particularly when it involves marketing to consumers. Without a doubt, when it comes to social media for lawyers, you require a carefully thought…