Posting stops after a month
Nobody has time, so the page goes quiet and looks abandoned to anyone who checks.
Consistent, bar-compliant content that shows prospective clients who you are, so they call you instead of the next name on the list.
Get a Free Marketing AnalysisIt is planning, creating and publishing content on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok so people get to know your firm before they need a lawyer. It fits consumer-facing practices such as personal injury, family law, criminal defense, immigration and estate planning, and B2B firms that win work through LinkedIn. We handle the work, and you approve everything before it goes live.
Nobody has time, so the page goes quiet and looks abandoned to anyone who checks.
Recycled legal tips and stock photos don't show what makes your firm different.
Attorneys hesitate to post because of advertising rules on testimonials, results and solicitation.
Followers grow, but nobody knows whether social media has ever produced a client.
Platforms, topics and posting rhythm chosen for your practice areas and audience.
Posts written, designed and scheduled, with your approval before anything publishes.
Scripts and editing for attorney videos that answer the questions clients actually ask.
Content planned around ABA Model Rules 7.1 to 7.3 and your state bar's advertising rules.
Comments and messages monitored, with leads routed to your intake team.
Reach, engagement and, most importantly, inquiries and consultations from social.
We review your current profiles, competitors and what your audience engages with.
We agree on platforms, themes, voice and a simple approval process.
We create and post every month, then use the results to sharpen what comes next.
“Our social media finally sounds like us. Consultations from Instagram and Facebook have grown steadily since Client Stream took over.”
It depends on who hires you. Consumer practices usually get the most from Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, with TikTok for younger audiences. Business law and referral-driven firms usually get the most from LinkedIn. Most firms do better on two platforms done well than on five done poorly.
Rules vary by state. Many states allow testimonials with disclaimers, and some restrict them more tightly. We plan content around your state bar's rules and recommend checking with your bar's ethics resources on anything unusual.
Usually a short monthly approval session plus occasional filming if you want video. We write, design, schedule and report.
No, but attorney videos usually perform best because people hire people. We script short videos so filming takes about an hour a month.
It works in two ways: some people contact you straight from social, and many more check your profiles before calling after a referral or search. We track direct inquiries and tie them to intake so you can see the impact.
We'll review your profiles and competitors and show you what to post first.