Andy, the one subject you haven't covered is what attorneys can expect to pay for a good digital marketing professional like you. What can attorneys do if they can't afford the fees of top quality marketers and how they can build up capital to reinvest in their marketing. This seems to be an absolutely taboo subject among digital marketers. Help professionals survive lean days so they can cheerfully invest during robust ones. I think this is a fair question. I've been following you a long time.
Honestly, the price depends on the practice area, market and what services I'm doing for any particular law firm. It's hard to make a one size fits all price.
I have a question about Quick Funnels. Is my goal to "generate leads" or something else? What kind of funnel do I need, and how do I get my ebook there? Your presentation was very clear up to that point but after that, the options offered by the vendors you are suggesting need further refinement. Thanks. Thanks, Jim
This is really good advice! I saw a couple of your other videos about using something about 25% redirecting video views. How does that come into play with this strategy?
wait wait wait.....why are you channeling clients that are looking for divorce and then marketing to that same group as if they were running their own law firm? Your not making sense here.
I am establishing a digital marketing agency and would like to focus on attorneys. It makes sense to create a group and promote that. However, I am confused about the targeted audience of this group. Would members of my group be lawyers, clients of lawyers, or both?
