Views from people who will never need you
Dances and trending sounds can bring big numbers. Few of those viewers are in the situations your firm handles, and the content does little for the firm's credibility with the ones who are.
We record short videos made for TikTok, cut more clips from your lawyer's longer recordings, add subtitles, write captions in English or Spanish, and point each one to a resource your firm can follow up on.
I'm Joshua David Little. I've run my own consulting firm since 2004, I've helped attorneys prepare complex cases for trial, and I ran the first family-law ad on ChatGPT, before the platform allowed legal-services ads. I hold TikTok to the same test as every channel: does it bring you clients?
Dances and trending sounds can bring big numbers. Few of those viewers are in the situations your firm handles, and the content does little for the firm's credibility with the ones who are.
Without a plan for what to record and how to use it everywhere, every new platform means more hours your lawyers don't have.
A viewer who's interested and not ready to call has nothing to do but scroll on.
Callout: Clips cut from a longer recording stretch your lawyer's time. Short videos recorded for TikTok are made for the feed. We do both.
It's worth your firm's time when your clients spend time there, when the videos speak to the situations your firm handles, and when each one leads to a resource. Your assessment shows whether it belongs in your plan, next to every other channel.
Your lawyer records short videos made for social, and we cut more clips from longer recordings for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
Every clip gets subtitles and a caption written around the situation it covers.
If your firm serves Spanish-speaking clients, we produce Spanish versions to help those clients find you.
Each clip tells viewers where to find the guide: the link in your firm's profile, which leads to a page that delivers it. The guide is matched to the situation in the clip.
Every sign-up goes into your email follow-up, tagged as coming from TikTok, so you can see whether it's earning its place.
The firm makes TikTok-only content, follows whatever's trending, and measures views.
Clips from your lawyer's real explanations reach people in the situations your firm handles, and each one points to a resource your firm can follow up on.
TikTok draws on the same recordings as your other platforms. Every clip leads to a resource, every sign-up joins your follow-up, and tracking shows what TikTok produced next to every other channel. As your Fractional CMO, I decide with you whether it belongs in your plan, the same way we decide for every channel.
Spanish-language injury searches add up to as many as 65,000 a month, and only 4 of 18 injury homepages we checked mentioned Spanish on the homepage itself. Clips in Spanish are one more way for those families to find you.
Short videos on the questions people bring to a divorce or a custody case, each pointing to your guide, the same as on your other platforms.
The same approach applies wherever your clients spend time on TikTok.
Every clip points to a resource and the same follow-up our clients' ads feed. With ads bringing people in, that system has produced these results.
Over 20% of the people who clicked it signed up for the free resource it offered.
Leads at about $44, booked consultations at $234 each, and about $75,000 in estimated case value from $6,547 in ads, from a campaign built on the Client Magnet System, tracked to the booked consultation.¹
When your clients are on it and each video explains a real situation and leads to a resource, yes. Your assessment shows where it ranks next to your other channels.
No. The videos are your lawyer's own explanations of the situations your clients face.
Yes. If your firm serves Spanish-speaking clients, we produce Spanish versions to help those clients find you.
Your firm, along with everything we post to it.
Someone at your firm, who can turn a comment into a conversation.
Clips from your longer recordings take very little extra, and short videos made for TikTok can be recorded in the same sessions.
¹ Case value estimated from average case value.
A 45-minute to one-hour video call with me. We map your firm's marketing together on a whiteboard, so you can see which channels are worth your firm's time, and you keep the map whether or not we work together.
Currently accepting a limited number of Fractional CMO relationships.