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My Experience with Stephen Fairley and The Rainmaker Institute

Posted on May 4, 2014February 22, 2023 by Aaron Morris

The Rainmaker Institute, headed by Stephen Fairley, is a law firm marketing “school” of sorts, where you can learn how to promote your firm primarily with Internet marketing. I’ve never attended one of the paid “Retreats” offered by The Rainmaker Institute, but on two occasions I have attended MCLE functions such as the California Solo and…

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You’re Not Alone — Everyone Gets Some Crazies

Posted on May 4, 2014January 23, 2023 by Aaron Morris

I genuinely thought I was part of some long-term punking. I get so many calls from people wanting to hire me who use the same lines to try to get me to take the case.  I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard, “I have a slam-dunk case that is going to make some…

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Just How Scary Am I? — Wacky Big Firm Behavior

Posted on April 28, 2014September 23, 2020 by Aaron Morris

Oh, the wacky, wacky things big firms do. My firm just took over a business litigation matter that has been going on for about eight months. It’s the usual nonsense where my client left a company and the company doesn’t want him to compete, so it is claiming he took trade secrets. I’ve had probably…

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A Big, Fat Thank You for Making Big, Fat Pipeline the #1 Law Firm Marketing Book on Amazon

Posted on March 29, 2014January 24, 2023 by Aaron Morris

The number one book on law firm marketing. One year ago today my book on law firm marketing appeared on Amazon, and shot straight to number one among all the books in that category. It occasionally drifts down to 2, 3 or 4, but for the most part it has remained #1 throughout the year….

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Don’t Be That Attorney — Save the Drama for Your Mama

Posted on March 13, 2014June 11, 2023 by Aaron Morris

I have spoken here before about the folly of posturing, but an incident today made me return to the keyboard. Many attorneys must think that posturing accomplishes something, because so many engage in the practice, but it is my position that it usually works to the detriment of their clients. Opposing counsel will know the…

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Why You Should Be Using Evernote

Posted on February 25, 2014April 29, 2016 by Aaron Morris

I’ve said it before here. After deciding not to write about a program like Evernote because I assume everyone is using it, I run across an attorney who says, “Evernote? What is that?” If you use a computer and any smartphone or tablet, then Evernote should be at the heart of your organizational life. I…

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Stop Attaching Documents to Your Complaint

Posted on February 6, 2014February 28, 2023 by Aaron Morris

The planets must be aligned or misaligned as the case may be, because I’ve been flooded with callers who are dissatisfied with their current attorneys, and want to fire them to hire me. I get a lot of these calls, and reviewing the cases to decide if I want them gives me great insight into…

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How Does Google Work?

Posted on November 29, 2013January 23, 2023 by Aaron Morris

In my book, How to Create a Big, Fat Pipeline of New Clients for Your Law Firm in Just 10 Days, I discuss all the factors Google looks at to determine which search results will appear on page one. I came across this very good video that discusses the issues as well, and provides a basic…

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Five Reasons Attorneys Fall for SEO Scams

Posted on October 18, 2013January 23, 2023 by Aaron Morris

In my book, How to Create a Big, Fat Pipeline of New Clients for Your Law Firm in Just 10 Days, I provide the following anecdote: There is a classic Peanuts comic, where Linus is going door to door trying to sell wadded up pieces of paper as cat toys. His sales presentation is good, but…

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Attorney App of the Week – Car Finder Reminder

Posted on August 14, 2013March 1, 2023 by Aaron Morris

I drove out to Riverside Superior Court today for an ex parte application set for 9:30 a.m.  In Southern California, as I’m sure in many other metropolitan areas, you just never know how long it will take to get somewhere due to the vagaries of freeway congestion. Drives times are always stated in ranges, as…

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