Law firms of every size often need help with lead generation and conversion. Why? The phone is ringing, your receptionist is talking, and you're sending emails. So what's going on? What are lawyers doing wrong when it comes to marketing a law firm?
In this episode of Profit with Law, Philip Fairley joins us to discuss marketing a law firm — and you can use his methods for any business. Follow his journey as a business person in the tech and legal industry. Discover the necessities for marketing your services.
Tune in to learn what too many law firm owners miss when marketing a law firm.
Philip: “There was a path that was opened up, and I didn't know what the journey would be. I just knew what the next step was. And so just by faith took that first step. And that first step was coming down here to take care of my brother.”
Philip: “Taking on Rainmaker, coming from my technology background, I just saw some really big opportunities. Some of those opportunities started with our software platform. We were beholden to our vendor. So I said, ‘we're going to create our own to future proof our firm and our clients.’”
Moshe: “If you want to operate at that level, you need to spend at that level.”
Philip: “Our approach has always been to educate. We have these Rainmaker retreats, boot camps, two-day high-intensive classroom settings. No tchotchkes, none of that. No pitches.”
Philp: “You can bring the leads to the table. But if you don't convert those leads, your marketing is always going to cost you two times more.”
Moshe: “How many times have you gone into a dealership and said, well, my experience in here sucked. So when I do go buy, even if it's going to the dealership, even if I'm buying a Toyota, I'm gonna go to a different Toyota dealership to buy.”
Moshe: “You're supposed to lose people along the way. And if you're not losing people along the way, you're probably not capturing the right number of people at the top to lose along the way.”
Philip: “I have never seen a piece of seven inch plastic and glass and rubber be able to bring the sharpest, the smartest, the most intelligent, successful attorney or business owner to their knees quicker than a cell phone that's been turned around with the record button on a video.”
Moshe: “Consistency feeds the people who are looking at and watching your stuff.”
Philip Fairley is the President and owner of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation’s largest law firm marketing company that focuses exclusively on client generation, lead conversion, and data analytics. During his time at Rainmaker, he co-developed Turbine®: the only software platform that automates the intake process and Rainalytics®: the only tool which automatically measures all law firm data.
Philip holds degrees from Northwestern University, Wheaton College, and Keller Graduate School, is a NCAA Division I National Debate Champion, and is a recognized expert on intake, lead conversion, legal tech and innovative marketing. His and Rainmaker’s expertise have been noted and quoted in the American Bar Association’s Journal, Entrepreneur, Inc., Fortune Small Business, Harvard Management Update, Business Advisor, the Chicago Tribune, Crain’s Chicago Business, and Attorney at Law magazines.
Prior to owning Rainmaker, he was the founder and CEO of two successful companies that specialized in the legal tech, cyber security, and communications.
He is married with three children and enjoys the Arizona lifestyle, mountain biking and coaching youth sports.
Rainmaker has helped over 20,000 attorneys and law firms grow their business by learning and implementing our proven marketing and intake strategies.
If you want to get in touch with Philip, you can connect with him through LinkedIn.
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