There are myriad ways you can market a legal practice. We believe, perhaps not surprisingly, that thought-leadership marketing is one of the best ways. But thought-marketing is not a silver bullet. It’s not magic. And it’s not to be confused with other short-term, in-your-face marketing tactics. In this episode of the Thought Leadership Project, Jay Harrington and Tom Nixon discuss some common misconceptions about thought-leadership marketing, describe what it is and is not, and attempt to set some realistic expectations. Among other See more +
There are myriad ways you can market a legal practice. We believe, perhaps not surprisingly, that thought-leadership marketing is one of the best ways. But thought-marketing is not a silver bullet. It’s not magic. And it’s not to be confused with other short-term, in-your-face marketing tactics. In this episode of the Thought Leadership Project, Jay Harrington and Tom Nixon discuss some common misconceptions about thought-leadership marketing, describe what it is and is not, and attempt to set some realistic expectations. Among other things, they discuss:
- How thought-leadership marketing is more like farming than hunting
- How thought-leadership marketing generates new business leads, but not in the way most think about “lead generation”
- Why it’s critical to create a digital footprint consisting of your content
- The difference between “tricking” your audience and “enrolling” your audience
- Why thought-leadership is no substitute for business development See less -
