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Legally Contented Wayne Pollock
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4.3 • 4 Ratings
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For lawyers, law firms, and companies serving the legal industry, content marketing and thought leadership marketing are a must if they want to build their books of business or increase their revenues.
In each episode of Legally Contented, Wayne Pollock, a former Am Law 50 senior associate and the founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service, interviews lawyers and legal industry in-house marketers who are doing big things with their content marketing or thought leadership marketing efforts, or experts from inside the legal industry and out who can help you do bigger things with your content marketing and thought leadership marketing efforts.
If you're a lawyer, a law firm marketer, or a marketer at a company serving the legal industry and want to stay apprised of the best practices in content marketing and thought leadership marketing in the legal industry, this is the podcast for you.
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Practice Pointer: All thought leadership boils down to these two words
In this episode, Wayne Pollock (Founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service) discusses the two words that explain why thought leadership is such an important marketing and business development tool for attorneys and their law firms.
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Practice Pointer: Attorneys should talk about philosophies—not just tactics—in their thought leadership
In this episode, Wayne Pollock (Founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service) explains the benefits of attorneys talking in their thought leadership about their philosophies regarding solving clients' legal and business issues instead of just the tactics they would employ when doing so.
Those benefits include:
1. The attorneys show clients they've thought deeply about the issues they're discussing in their thought leadership
2. They demonstrate to clients that they have the knowledge, wisdom, and experience to help them solve their legal or business problems
3. They show clients they are aware of the trends and developments in their industries and in the attorneys' own practice areas
4. They create a connection with those clients who share, or agree with, their philosophies
5. They repel those clients who neither share nor agree with their philosophies
6. They differentiate themselves from their competitors
7. They attract like-minded lateral attorneys and staff -
Practice Pointer: Six ways thought leadership can help you secure speaking engagements
In this episode, Wayne Pollock (Founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service) explains six ways that thought leadership can help attorneys secure speaking engagements.
1. It gets them exposure to event organizers and people who influence those organizers.
2. It gives them credibility as someone knowledgeable and wise about the topics they cover, the areas of law they practice, and the industries they serve.
3. It shows event organizers they can tackle a wide range of topics.
4. It gives event organizers a preview of their stage presence.
5. When their thought leadership helps them build a social media following or a large number of subscribers to a newsletter, those followers and subscribers show event organizers people are interested in what the attorneys have to say.
6. When an attorney's thought leadership is published in third-party publications, and/or leads to media interviews or podcast invitations, event organizers see the attorney is in demand and recognized as an established thought leader who attendees will want to hear from. -
Practice Pointer: Four tips for converting webinars into articles people will actually read
In this episode, Wayne Pollock (Founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service) walks through four tips for attorneys and their law firms when converting webinars into thought leadership articles:
1. Make sure the title of the article identifies the target audience
2. Don't be afraid to slice and dice the contents of the webinar
3. Consider converting one webinar into a series of articles
4. Weave in questions from the audience and answers from the presenters throughout an article -
Practice Pointer: Four reasons why, with thought leadership, the best ability is availability
In this episode, Wayne Pollock (Founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service) walks through four reasons why, as is the case with sports, with thought leadership, the best ability is availability:
- Availability helps you maintain visibility
- Availability helps you build better relationships
- Availability helps you capitalize on opportunities
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Practice Pointer: Your clients' (and referral sources') industry jargon is their love language
In this episode, Wayne Pollock (Founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service) explains how attorneys endear themselves to their clients and referral sources when they use their industry jargon in content targeting them.
Customer Reviews
Refreshingly Direct!
Wayne Pollock's "Legally Content Podcast" offers a refreshingly direct approach to delivering actionable and immediately useful advice on creating thought leadership content. The straight-shooting style cuts through the fluff and provides listeners with the practical tools they need to succeed. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their content game!
Top-Notch Thought-Leadership Content!
If you’re in the legal profession, and interested in connecting with experts who are the best of the best when it comes to creating thought-leadership marketing content, this podcast is for you. Not only is Wayne a true pro and leader in this space, he also brings in guests who will add immediate value to your marketing, branding and firm. Subscribe and listen to each episode. Really good stuff!
-Mitch Jackson (2013 California Litigation Lawyer of the Year)