By Lindsey A. Zahn, Esq.
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Lessons from Marketing a Wine and Beverage Law Practice

I was recently interviewed by Bentley Tolk for his podcast Legal Marketing Launch, which helps attorneys focus on marketing their legal practice. In the episode, I talk a lot about my blog and the development of the blog over the last several years, as well as practicing in a niche area like food and beverage law. For those interested, the episode can be accessed at the middle of Bentley’s blog here in the horizontal blue bar (you can press the triangle/play button).

Legal Marketing Launch generally airs three times a week for thirty minutes and each episode interviews a lawyer about his or her experience marketing their practice and obtaining new work. In summary:

Legal Marketing Launch generally consists of interviews with rainmakers in law firms, legal marketing professionals, time management experts, personal development experts, clients of legal services, motivational experts, social media experts, Internet marketing professionals, or general marketing professionals.

Legal Marketing Launch is an audio podcast that lasts for about 30 minutes and airs multiple times per week. Listening multiple times per week will provide you with strategies, tools, motivation and inspiration. Listen (responsibly) during your commute to work, or while exercising, working out, taking a power walk, walking the dog, getting ready in the morning, getting ready for bed, eating breakfast or lunch – even while brushing your teeth.

Like other podcasts, you can subscribe to Legal Marketing Launch in iTunes and listen to it on your commute or while doing other activities. It is an excellent podcast with a wonderful host and offers some solid, cutting-edge advice for new and experienced lawyers. 

DISCLAIMER: This blog post is for general information purposes only, is not intended to constitute legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship results. Please consult your own attorney for legal advice.

This post is for general information purposes only and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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