“Are you prepared to spend $5,000 at least to protect your brand? Yes or no.”

Lawyerist Podcast · Stop Waiting for the Perfect Plan to Grow Your Law Firm, with Richard Carr

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include budget-screening questions (e.g., “are you prepared to spend $5,000”) in intake forms to set expectations early

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“We just pair three members together virtually. Uh, we get them to fill out an intake form in advance so we understand what their focus is.”
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“Cheap leads really masked a lot of the deficiencies… you could spend $2,000-$3,000 a month, get $50 appointments, and you would close maybe one in four… that masked, you didn’t have anything with speed to lead, appointment setting, follow up…”
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