Angielski
You're a great lawyer. So why aren't you getting more of the right clients?
You've tried the usual advice. LinkedIn, Google Ads, endless networking. It's expensive, it eats your time, and when it works, it hands you a worse problem: hours on the phone with prospects who can't afford you or don't have a real matter.
The lawyers with more work than they can handle aren't doing any of that.
Their best work comes through referrals. But a referral alone no longer closes it. Prospects research you online before they make contact, and by the time they call, they've already decided. You'll never know the ones who didn't.
Referred is built on one observation: the lawyers who are consistently busy aren't doing more marketing. They're doing the right marketing, focused on referrals and the evidence that converts them.
Through a conversation between two lawyers, Rosie, who's struggling to grow her practice, and Kate, who's figured it out, you'll discover:
Nine practical exercises help you apply each idea to your own practice straight away. You can read the whole book in about an hour.
This isn't for the loudest lawyers on LinkedIn. It's for the ones who'd rather do great work than perform for an algorithm.
If you're ready to stop hoping for referrals and start building a practice that brings in the right work, this is your playbook
