Most law firm marketing feels like a treadmill. Post more. Track more. Spend more. Hope the numbers behave.
David Vicknair is playing a different game.
He’s in one of the most competitive PI markets in the country, he’s three years into TV, and he still keeps coming back to the same “boring” foundation that most firms skip. Build your list. Stay in touch. Be memorable. Not with more noise, but with consistency.
In this episode, David tells the real story behind what’s working for his firm in New Orleans. We talk about the surprising world of TV advertising, why you have to commit for the long haul, and why dabbling is basically a donation to the market leaders.
Then we get into the move that makes a lot of lawyers squirm: a print newsletter and the effort it takes to manage it well. Not because it’s flashy, but because it compounds. It keeps you top of mind with people who already know you, trust you, and will send you the next call when it matters.
You’ll also hear David’s take on “attribution disease,” why perfect tracking is impossible, and the simple way he thinks about marketing health without going insane. Plus, a fun detour into organic content that doesn’t take itself too seriously, because nobody is searching for “seven things to do after a crash” until they’re actually in one.
If you want marketing that feels steadier, simpler, and more owned, this episode will click.
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Brian Glass is a nationally recognized personal injury lawyer in Fairfax, Virginia. He is passionate about living a life of his own design and looking for answers to solutions outside of the legal field. This podcast is his effort to share that passion with others.
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