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It’s not hard to convert the super-hot lead, personally referred to you by your best client, already eager to write the check. But what about the proverbial stranger who found you on Google?
That prospect – the “shopper” – is not a lost cause. They just need a powerful enough consultation, specifically designed to address their objections before they raise them and to meet their buying psychology with the right step-by-step process to engage them in a true value sales conversation.
Learn our exact process now!
An Avatar is your ideal client personified. What does this person look like, sound like, act like? Most importantly, what are this person’s hopes, dreams, fears, desires? Put simply, what makes this person tick?
Having a well-thought-out and researched avatar is critical in understanding your ideal client's purchasing behavior.
So how does you establish your ideal client avatar? You can start by downloading our worksheet, which walks you through our tried-and-tested process!
The legal space is crowded with dozens of firms competing for a client's business. One common mistake law firms make is overestimating how unique or specialized their services are compared to the rest of the landscape. By understanding your sales cycle, you will find that your firm is more responsive to the needs of your clients. This means responding to inquiries quickly, following up, and anticipating intake objections.
Learn our general rules and honed process on handling intake objections.
You manage everything from recruitment, employee retention, competition for clients, cash flow issues, not to mention staying abreast of legal and technological developments. It can be hard to do it all yourself AND make time for business development. This is where the specialist support of a marketing company can come into play.
The right support can build your profile, enhance your reputation, and keep pace with your competitors so that you can focus on all other aspects of your firm.
But how do you choose the right support? We have created a guide of questions to help you find the best expertise.
