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"Podcasting has been considered the most trusted form of media for the past three generations. 50% to 60% of adults listen to podcasts." –Dennis Meador Love podcasts, but just aren't sure where to start? Co-hosts Tanner Jones and Matt Smyers chat with the founder of the Legal Podcast Network, Dennis Meador. He discusses how to choose topics, tips for hosting, and frequency of posting in our latest LAWsome episode. At a young age, Dennis had a fascination with marketing, working in many niches. In that time, he discovered his passion for working with attorneys. The way their attitude was logic-based and open to discussion inspired him to create The Legal Podcast Network. In this episode, Dennis speaks about the role podcasts play in law firms' marketing strategies. He mentions that one of his clients guested on a podcast and received approximately two quality leads per year since the appearance. After realizing the impact podcasts can make, they began their own in-house. To learn more about how podcasts can increase your reach and the quality of your leads, tune in to the latest LAWsome episode now. You can connect with Dennis on his Website and on his LinkedIn. TLDR: In this episode, you will learn about The role podcasts play in law firm marketing How to launch your own podcast How to build strong relationships with listeners

"The great lawyers are not just spending money, but they're putting a digital fence around people and staying in front of them forever." –Ken Hardison In this LAWsome episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with a legend who was recently inducted into the National Trial Lawyers Advertising Hall of Fame. Co-hosts Tanner Jones and Matt Smyers sit down with the founder and CEO of PILMMA (Personal Injury Lawyers Marketing & Management Association), Ken Hardison, to talk about what trends he sees affecting law firms and share his guidance on legal marketing. Ken speaks about three major trends impacting law firms in 2026: AI Integration Private Equity and MSOs The Need for Trial Lawyers Tap in to Ken's fountain of knowledge by tuning in. You can connect with Ken on his Website and on his LinkedIn. TLDR: In this episode, you will learn about The different trends and directions 2026 is going for the legal field How to stand apart from the big box law firms Techniques that help draw the attention of potential clients

Manage your time by understanding your "why". Robert Simon owns a successful law firm, has co-founded an exclusive attorney community, JusticeHQ, and still manages to prioritize personal time with his wonderful family. How does he make it all happen? He shares his favorite time management tips with us. We discuss delegation, using your mission statement to guide your activities, and more. Robert aims to use his time to help as many people as possible. Find out how he does that, along with some of his favorite productivity hacks. You can connect with him on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/roberttsimon/ and on his website here - https://www.justicehq.com/ TLDR: In this episode, you will learn about how Keeping a set mission will guide your business decisions. Always revisit your "why". Your time management skills can and should be used not only for your law practice, but for family and personal life as well. Know when to say no. Don't overextend yourself. Do all you can to help, but don't put yourself in an impossible situation.

Learn how the Founder & CEO of Crisp, Michael Mogill, started his business with only $500 in his pocket and shaped it into a leading law firm growth company. In this episode, he shares his story along with the lessons he has learned along the way with LAWsome co-hosts Tanner Jones and Matt Smyers. He says, "Entrepreneurship is placing a bet on yourself and your own decision making." The group discusses motivators for success, the fear of the unknown as an entrepreneur, how smaller law firms can leverage digital marketing effectively, and the vitality of AI and efficiency in a modern law practice. You can connect with him on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mogill/ TLDR: In this episode, you will learn about How Michael took $500 and turned it into a leading law firm growth company trusted by the legal industry. Valuable lessons learned about overcoming fear when starting and running a new business.

"I believe that to be a good marketer, you have to be a patient marketer and understand that the customer journey involves so many points of interaction with your brand." –Cassidy Lewis In this episode of LAWsome, Cooper Hurley's CMO, Cassidy Lewis, shares the wisdom she has learned on her journey in the marketing industry with LAWsome co-hosts Tanner Jones and Matt Smyers. She discusses the need for proactivity and community-oriented marketing, along with budgeting guidance. She also speaks to the importance of data when it comes to attribution. You can connect with her on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassidy-lewis-74822536/ and her website - https://thecmoacademy.com/ TLDR: In this episode you will learn How data speaks to your attribution and budgeting What co-marketing is and how to utilize it for your law firm The most common marketing mistakes law firms make

Is your law firm falling behind when it comes to technology? Are you unsure about what types of technology your law firm should be investing in? Is it unclear whether your investment in technology is delivering the results you expected? If you answered yes to any of these questions–this LAWsome episode is for you! You could be saving time, money, and headaches by digitizing your law firm. How? Daniel Steinberg, Co-Founder and CEO of Lawbrokr sits down with LAWsome host, Tanner Jones to explore a phased approach to introducing technology with better long-term results, how to enhance your clients' experience, and the importance of data privacy. You can connect with Daniel on his LinkedIn here https://www.linkedin.com/in/dsteinberg9 and his website https://www.lawbrokr.com/ TLDR: In this episode you will learn How to start digitizing your law firm How to measure the success of your technology investments How digitizing can improve your relationship with clients and potential clients

Good help is hard to find these days! LAWsome host Tanner Jones sits down with President and Co-founder of Regents Remote Services, Jason Melton, to chat about how to find, hire, and manage remote talent for your law firm. Jason's 20+ years of legal experience means that he knows how to hire highly qualified individuals for law firms. From initial screenings to in depth interviews, he discusses creating a diverse culture with individuals who are excited to partner with your firm. Find out how in this episode! You can connect with Jason on his LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-melton-%F0%9F%8C%9F-206990/ and his website - https://regentsrs.com/ TLDR: In this episode you will learn How to find remote talent the easy way How to hire qualified individuals How to manage a remote team

Intake woes got your law firm down? Nick Werker, Answering Legal's Marketing Director, has you covered. He sits down with Tanner Jones on this week's episode of our LAWsome podcast to discuss legal intake issues you may not know your firm has and how to fix them. Nick chats about common intake challenges law firms face—like inconsistent processes, a lack of clarity around who's handling calls, and intake questions that drag on and lose potential clients' interest. He shares advice on streamlining intake so you can best connect with clients from their first contact with you, and emphasizes that firms that do not adapt to creating video content will be left behind. Connect with Nick on his LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-werker/ and by visiting www.answeringlegal.com TLDR: Legal intake is your law firm's first impression–it's crucial to get it right. Streamlining the intake process will help turn your leads into clients. Video content is a must for law firm marketing strategies.