PR, Marketing & Design Services For Will Writers, Conveyancers, Law Firms & the Legal Sector.
When you are instructing a legal professional to write your Will, you would not instruct one in commercial law. When you are looking to professionally market your firm why would you use anything less than marketing professionals with an expert understanding of the legal sector?
The legal services industry is moving through a customer centric revolution that all law firms will need to embrace. Consumers have more choice, competition amongst legal service providers is greater than ever, and referral fees are rising. Failing to adapt and cater to the transient needs of the consumer could be detrimental.
Solve Legal Marketing know the legal market inside-out and can provide the relevant support to help build a recognisable brand, nationally or locally, online or on the high street. Whether you are a Will writer, solicitor or law firm, Solve Legal Marketing can help your business to stand out from the rest.
Tel: 0330 335 9100
Email: info@solvelegal.co.uk
Mental Capacity Assessor firm of the year winners TSF Consultants are the latest client to choose Solve Legal Marketing as their marketing agency to help them create and co ordinate their marketing activities
Content marketing is something that all law firms will tend to be familiar with
Solve Legal Marketing the publishers of Today s Conveyancer and Today s Wills and Probate are celebrating their first year as a digital marketing agency
Solve Legal Marketing is making a strong start to 2018 with the appointment of two new web developers
Solve Legal Marketing were delighted to attend this year s Eclipse Proclaim Modern Law Awards
The first month of a brand new year is set to bring with it fresh opportunities for your firm
It won t come as surprise to you that legal service delivery has evolved over recent years with firms having to acclimatise fast
It s a digital jungle out there There are now over 5000 marketing technology companies and growing
Your local high street might be home to an eclectic mix of retailers from charity shops to coffee houses but on Gillingham s Watling Street there s a new face will writing and estate planning
I had a meeting the other day with a potential client who were trying to get their head around the digital age of marketing and frankly they were feeling the pressure to become part of
With a Christmas lights switch on no doubt coming to a town near you in the next couple of weeks you ll probably have seen lights and a tree starting to adorn your local high
It s no secret that marketing is the best way of getting your practice noticed
Imagine if you could boost client enquiries without having to rely on referrals Rather than depending on someone else putting a good word in clients would just naturally choose the services you offer without the
The part that technology plays within our everyday lives is growing
Solve Legal Marketing are pleased to announce that we have been shortlisted at this year s Modern Law Awards
This year The Competition amp Markets Authority CMA report on price and quality transparency was a hot topic at the annual Society of Will Writers SWW Conference After a year long study into the legal
Ten years on from the introduction of the Mental Capacity Act MCA many will writers still need to do more to support disabled and vulnerable clients Addressing this subject at the annual Society of Will
Solve Legal publishers of Today s Wills and Probate are pleased to announce the key promotions of two senior team members as part of its growth and development strategy
The way in which legal services are delivered is changing with the need to stand out from competitors at an all time high
Complicated confusing and convoluted just a few words that consumers often use to describe the legal market
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