Does your firm use Google’s Local Services Ads (LSAs) as part of your marketing strategy? Want to stay in the know on the latest news, updates, and reminders about LSAs? This post is for you!

As we move into the final months of 2021 and the upcoming holiday season, many lawyers are beginning to look forward to their marketing strategies in 2022 and beyond. Check out this post to learn...

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In a recent announcement, Google confirmed that lawyers no longer need to go through an additional background check to achieve "Google Screened" status for their Local Services Ads. Learn more about this change and what...

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Need some info on digital marketing for criminal defense lawyers? Check out this post for five tips and best practices you may want to consider when you update the marketing plan for your law firm.

Considering Google’s Local Services Ads (LSAs)? Already running LSA campaigns? Check out this post for news, updates, and reminders that your firm needs to know about this increasingly popular legal advertising channel.

Interested in using pay-per-click (PPC) ads to create a more well-rounded marketing strategy for your law firm, but don’t know how? Let this quick start guide help you navigate the initial set up process.

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