A lot of law firm marketing looks and sounds the same.
What about yours? What's Your message?
When deciding on your message, you need to determine what is your irresistible offer, why people should hire you and what’s in it for them. In other words, what’s the quid pro quo?
Does your message hit a nerve or pain point? Does it address solutions to those pain points? Do you know what your really wants and how you're going to give it to them?
Here are some ideas that will align your uniqueness with your message:
Your reputation in the field
Your special talents
Your singular knowledge and approach
Your trial skills
Your mediation or negotiation skills
Your ability to help a particular industry
The skills you impart to a particular group of people
The solutions you bring to a specific problem
The ongoing references or contacts you can provide
Your credibility in a particular field of knowledge
Your personal accomplishments and results
The client’s intrinsic trust in you
The long-term results that the client will achieve
Whether it’s by practice, industry, problem, or a particular group of people, your message is how your clients will view you and it will be the reason they want you as their attorney. It represents the major advantage or benefit a client gets from hiring you (more pleasure or less pain) combined with an irresistible offer and a powerful experience. It’s targeted and strategic and sets you apart by making your solution the thirst quencher your client is craving.
Hopefully, it's also fun and enjoyable.

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