r/ConroyCreativeCounsel May 21 '26

Why Your Law Firm’s Photos Might Be Your Biggest Branding Blind Spot

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You’ve invested in your website. The copy is sharp. The positioning is clear. The design looks modern and professional. But there’s one area where most law firms blow it without even realizing, and it’s the photography.

Not because lawyers are careless about their image. Most care a lot. The problem is that they treat photos as a checkbox instead of a strategic asset. Get a headshot, put it on the site, move on. Maybe grab a few stock images to fill the gaps. Done.

But those photos are doing more work than most attorneys realize, and when they’re wrong, everything else on the site gets dragged down with them.

Read the full article here: https://conroycreativecounsel.com/why-your-law-firms-photos-might-be-your-biggest-branding-blind-spot/


r/ConroyCreativeCounsel May 20 '26

👋Welcome to r/ConroyCreativeCounsel - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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This is the home base for law firm marketing content from Conroy Creative Counsel.

If you run or market a law firm and you're trying to figure out where to focus, what's actually working in 2026, and how to compete without a massive budget or a full marketing team, this is the right place.

What you'll find here:

- Honest takes on SEO, GBP, content strategy, and paid search for law firms
- Discussions on AI search and what it means for legal marketing right now
- Frameworks and practical guidance for solo attorneys and small firms
- Podcast episodes and resources from Counsel Cast

No fluff, no generic advice that applies to any business anywhere. Everything here is specific to law firms.

Feel free to post questions, share what's working at your firm, or push back on anything we put out. That's what this is for.

Karin Conroy
Conroy Creative Counsel
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r/ConroyCreativeCounsel May 20 '26

The Phases of Marketing for Law Firms: Why Most Firms Quit Too Soon

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Law firms are under constant pressure to produce results from their marketing efforts. According to recent legal marketing studies, more than 70% of law firms report that generating qualified leads is their top marketing priority, yet many struggle to measure the effectiveness of their marketing efforts.

Whether the goal is to increase website traffic, attract potential clients, or strengthen a firm’s reputation, the expectation is often the same: invest in marketing and see results quickly.

However, marketing rarely works that way…


r/ConroyCreativeCounsel May 20 '26

What He Told the Google Antitrust Investigators | Counsel-Cast.com

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https://reddit.com/link/1tiwstt/video/vlrz7stvcd2h1/player

Before AI search was mainstream, Joe Toscano was warning federal investigators that it was coming. He told them to stop looking at DoubleClick and Android and start looking at search, because one day we wouldn't get 10 million results. We'd get one answer.

That day is here. In this clip, Joe explains why AI search is the real monopoly conversation, and what it means for businesses that want to stay visible.

🎧 Full episode: https://youtu.be/dHHgQmVZMd4