Sentences with phrase «lawyers on billboards»

Fortunately we know that because lawyers on billboards tell us they do.

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You see their ads on television, billboards and on every webpage related to debt relief — the stereotypical «Big City» bankruptcy lawyer.

Flashing brightly for a few seconds at a time, the black - and - white mugshot of an unnamed African - American male loomed against the Chicago skyline, interrupting the mundane ads — for sandwiches, lawyers, Hondas — that shared space on the same digital billboard.

Kevin O'Keefe: In essence it helps lawyers do a type of work they want to do for the type of clients they would like to do it for, and the Internet is a powerful tool in order to get that work, because the best lawyers I've been aware for 35 years practice or 17 and the best work comes by relationships and word - of - mouth, it doesn't come from advertising or pushing your message out and the feeling on most lawyers» part in most legal marketers» part is that they are talking about getting attention and that goes back to the days of Billboards, TV ads, yellow pages that type of thing, which is okay, which you may not have to resort to that or to fall to that, with the advent of the Internet.

Nobody connects with the giant lawyer in the polyester suit on the billboard off of the freeway.

Think about what impact your billboard may have on your professional reputation among other lawyers.

You're not just fooling around on it, and you're not just throwing up billboards the way some lawyers do with everything they touch.

My name is Lauren Camp and I saw a billboard and decided to hire Daniel Stark as my injury lawyer when I was hit head on by another driver.

You and I have talked a bit about how too many lawyers think that marketing means being known as Dallas divorce lawyer and that they then spend all of their marketing time and advertising dollars on things like billboards or even search engine optimization and Google ads for Dallas divorce lawyer and that I think that isn't how a lot of clients find lawyers.

Maybe the lawyer billboards on found on Google aren't the most representative cross-section of lawyer advertising, but consider all you hear about personal branding and professional networking.

If you are a high end lawyer, you can not advertise on bus stop benches and roadside billboards.

Paying to have their names plastered across billboards, on television, or on the back of buses can make certain personal injury lawyers well known but these ads do not provide any useful information about the lawyers themselves.

You know you're not in the Yellow Pages anymore when you see a lawyer marketing his criminal defense practice to gang members with business cards proclaiming himself «the thugs» lawyer,» or a Los Angeles practitioner holding herself out as «L.A.'s Dopest Attorney» for clients who «want to smoke pot on probation,» or a Chicago divorce lawyer whose billboards of scantily - clad men and women read «Life's short.

On television, radio, social media, billboards, buses and atop urinals at the Air Canada Centre, you will find the image and the message of lawyer Jeremy Diamond.

Another out - of - home advertising approach that lawyers should consider is «moving» billboards, which include messages displayed on mass - transportation vehicles (buses, trains, car - shares, etc.).

Personal injury lawyers are notorious for spending big money on copious amounts of TV, radio, and billboard advertising.

Any lawyer can put his or her face on a billboard.

We are used lawyers advertising on billboards and in ads during Friends reruns — but there was a time when the bans on lawyer advertising were so strong that there were tight restrictions on what a directory could list.

The insurance companies know which lawyers simply advertise on television, billboards and radio for cases.

Please don't hire a lawyer just because you saw them on a billboard.

Personal injury lawyers are advertising everywhere: billboards, television, radio — even via direct mail based on accident report lists (in states where that's legal).

On the other hand, if you think of it as traditional broadcast advertising or billboard advertising — which is one of lawyers» favorites to think about — those are the types of messages that tend to get filtered out.

Lastly, the nonsensical individual realtor advertising on billboards, in newspapers, junk mail postal flyers and websites does not promote professionalism and continues to reflect and reinforce the image of politicians, used car salesman and injury lawyers.