You Went Solo to Practice Law, Not to Become Your Own Marketing Department
You went solo to practice law. Then you discovered that running a law firm comes with a second job. You are expected to manage your website, keep your practice areas visible in search, publish useful content, maintain referral relationships, understand AI-generated answers and make sure prospective clients have a clear path to contact you nd you are supposed to do all of that while practicing law. The problem is not that you lack the ability to learn marketing, it's that every hour spent figuring out website structure, SEO, content strategy or lead generation is an hour you cannot spend on another responsibility. Your website may be older than your practice A website can remain online for years while the practice around it changes, services evolve, ideal clients change, experience grows, yet the website may still communicate an outdated picture of the firm. A modern design alone will not solve that problem, pages need to explain what you do, demonstrate relevant experience, suppo...