Last week I threw down the gauntlet and asked people to come up with a new name for Bankruptcy Practice Pro. Why? Because the readership of this site has exploded over the past year, branching out into lawyers marketing their services in many other fields.
In fact, many of you practice in the field of bankruptcy as well as those other areas. Mortgage servicer abuses, FDCPA, FCRA, and a ton of other practice areas.
My original inclination was to keep this site as it is, but my better instincts got to me. After all, the challenges we face as consumer bankruptcy lawyers aren’t that different from those tackled by consumer protection lawyers, divorce lawyers, criminal, personal injury … the list goes on and on. We all market to individuals, seeking to educate them and influence them. We build relationships with our market, reaching out online and offline to create the bond that leads them to hire us rather than the lawyer down the block.
Websites, direct mail, social media, blogging, Yellow Pages … we’re all in the same place, suffering the same setbacks.
We all want to go paperless, hire virtual assistants, and attain a work-life balance.
In other words, we walk the same path to profitability.
With that in mind, I’ve launched Legal Practice Pro – your single source for marketing, managing and growing your practice. Like a phoenix from the ashes, this new site will rise above what you’ve seen here. And not in a Marvel Comics Jean Grey-Turned-Dark Phoenix sort of way, either.
Head on over there, say hello, and make yourself comfortable. I promise I’ll make it worth your while, offering the same valuable content and information you’ve come to expect from me.
It’s been a blast. Let’s continue the party.
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Hiya, nowadays the lawyers niche is the most paying in the market. As since crisis it is continuous increasing one. So it is wise to have hold in it.