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The 2023 Guide to Social Media for Law Firms and Lawyers

Hootsuite

Social media for law firms brings in clients, boosts your credibility, and keeps you up to date on your competitors. That equals big opportunity for law firms willing to invest in social media. Read on for how to create a winning social media marketing strategy for law firms. #1

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Digital Marketing for Law Firms (And How to Connect with More Clients)

Sachs Marketing Group

With the increasing competition and the need to reach a wider audience, law firms realize the importance of having a strong online presence. Digital marketing can help law firms reach potential clients, increase brand awareness, and improve their reputation.

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The cookieless mobile world: how advertisers can stay competitive

illumin

As data privacy regulations increase (as well as the start of the elimination of third-party cookies) advertisers and technology companies are shifting their strategies to stay competitive while adapting to these data privacy changes. Here’s a glimpse of how going cookieless is impacting the mobile world. They are not served by the website.

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Law Firm PPC Ads That Earn High-quality New Clients

Exposure Ninja

PPC is a great marketing channel for any law firm. Pay-per-click advertising, more commonly known as PPC, refers to all online advertising, not just the ones where you pay for each click. There are more types of PPC ads, but these are the ones you’ll use most in your law firm’s PPC campaigns.

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The Advertiser Survival Guide for the End of the Cookie Era

Customers.ai

What is going to change (and already has) is the ability to measure campaigns effectively, allocate budgets appropriately, and reach the right people in the right places. According to Kim, marketers and advertisers need to develop robust first-party data strategies to maintain and enhance customer engagement and targeting precision.

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Navigating the cookieless future with cross-functional teams

Martech

The shift away from third-party cookies represents a significant change in how advertisers and businesses collect and use data. These teams cross over various functions, including marketing, IT, data analytics, customer service, legal, compliance and product development. Privacy laws and regulations. Customer insights.

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The Future of Ad Tracking: Navigating the Google Analytics Landscape

Duct Tape Marketing

Key Takeaway: During this episode, we discuss the transition from Google Analytics to Google Analytics G4 and its significant differences from the previous version. Questions I ask Julian [00:54] What are the differences between Google Analytics and the new Google’s platform? [04:41] Julian (01:35): Yeah, sure.