Not Every Legal Firm Should Have a Blog
Blogging is the rage these days but it isn’t for everybody and it’s certainly not for every law firm. Here are five reasons NOT to start a Law Firm blog:
- Your target audience doesn’t read blogs. If you prospective clients aren’t the blog-reading type, the time and effort involved in starting and maintaing a blog might exceed the potential benefit.
- Your firm is to busy. But when isn’t a law firm busy? It may just be that your client’s work may be more important than your own.
- You’re a seller not a writer. You can easily describe your firm in a two sentence statement. You can clearly articulate how your firm is different without sounding just like all of the other law firms around.
- Your firm isn’t what you’d call, ‘tech-savvy’. If technology just isn’t your agency’s thing, think twice before starting a blog. The learning curve may be to steep to make good business sense. I just wouldn’t let my clients and potential clients know…
- Your firm’s business model isn’t based on a uniqueness. If your law firm offers services that really don’t differ all that much from those provided by your competitors, there might not be much point in blogging.
Tags: Kara Smith, Karasma Media, Legal Marketing Tips, Social Media






October 26th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
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January 13th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
I agree. If my competitors are reading this, you should not start a blog. I know that my clients are not tech savvy, although their KIDS surely are, and I don’t need another firm in my area cluttering up my message.
January 14th, 2010 at 12:44 pm
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Very Funny!
Let me know if I can ever be of service — or your competitors may get to me 1st!
Kara