#018 - What Legal Marketing Can Teach Us About Growth
Turns out, marketing a law firm is more than just a jingle and a (rather sharp) billboard. The strategy in legal marketing can change dramatically depending on who you're trying to reach.
In this episode of High-Key Growth, I sit down with Anne Parys, Director of Marketing at Quatrini Law Group, to talk about what actually works in legal marketing, what surprisingly doesn't, and why relationships still play such a huge role in growth.
During this episode, Anne shares:
What makes plaintiff law marketing so unique
Marketing tactics that work — and some that surprisingly don't
How law firms build trust in a crowded market
Why referrals and relationships remain such powerful growth drivers
Lessons any professional services business can take from legal marketing
Whether you're marketing a law firm or trying to grow any relationship-driven business, this episode is packed with lessons on building trust, standing out, and turning relationships into real growth.
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Anne Parys is the Director of Marketing for Quatrini Law Group. In addition to developing and implementing annual and long-term marketing plans, she works with the professionals to develop their own marketing strengths and initiatives. Anne oversees all aspects of marketing, including budgeting, PR and advertising, market research and marketing analytics, branding, and all print collateral, website management, SEO, content management, and social media. Her articles have been published in the ABA’s Law Practice Today, TechnoLawyer, ACBA’s The Lawyers Journal and The Pennsylvania Lawyer.







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