See where your firm's clients really come from, and where your marketing is leaking
One video call with me, Joshua David Little, built around your firm. You'll leave with a clear picture of what's working, what isn't, and what to do first, whether or not we work together.
- Complimentary
- 45 minutes to an hour, by video
- Customized to your firm
Beside the calendar:
"In 40 years of practicing law, this is the best way to get more clients that I've ever had." Brenda Clark, Family Law Attorney
What the assessment covers
Before the call
I look at how your firm shows up today: your website, your reviews, your social media, your ads, and whether ChatGPT and Google's AI name your firm when someone describes the situations you handle.
On the call
We talk about where you want the firm to go, this year and over the long run. We go through how things work inside the firm today: intake, software, who does what, and the systems you have. And we work out how clients find you now and what each one costs, because nobody should make a marketing decision without that math.
By the end of the call
I lay out what I'd do as your CMO, as a strategic map of your options and the order to take them in. We build it together on a shared whiteboard during the call, so you watch it take shape and keep a screenshot. You'll know what to fix first, even if you decide to do it yourself.
Who it's for
Law-firm owners who want to grow and want an honest outside read on their marketing, including owners who've been burned by a marketing vendor before and aren't ready to trust anyone again without seeing the numbers. Solo attorneys who want to build a firm are welcome.
We work with firms in family law, business law, estate planning and probate, personal injury, elder law, medical malpractice, and mass tort, across the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.
What happens next
- Pick a time on the calendar above.
- We meet by video for 45 minutes to an hour and build your strategic map together.
- If you'd like help putting it into action, we talk about what that looks like. There's no long-term lock-in.