Here's the first question most legal marketing agencies ask: "What's your budget?"
Here's the first question they should ask: "Where is your law firm right now, and where are you actually trying to go?"
These aren't the same thing.
Maybe you're a solo personal injury attorney who's finally ready to hire an associate, but you need to increase revenue predictably before you can afford the overhead. That requires a completely different approach than an established criminal defense firm looking to add a new location.
Or maybe you're drowning in cases, but they're all low-value matters that barely cover costs. You don't need more volume—you need better positioning to attract higher-quality clients.
Or maybe your calendar is perfect, but you're working 70-hour weeks and one vacation away from everything collapsing. Your law firm doesn’t need more clients—you need systems that let your practice run without you being in the trenches every single day.