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Targeted Direct Mail: Targeted direct mail is more specific than saturation bulk mail. If you’re trying to get in front of prospective clientele in targeted neighborhoods, EDDM™ can be an excellent, prudent choice. This is just enough room to give a complete overview of your law firm, such as a small bio of your firm’s history, your practice areas, office locations and contact information. Small Brochure: The small brochure is 8. If you're ready to find out more info about marketing check out the web site. 5″ × 10.5″. AND saved us $30,000 a year on Google Ads! There are three membership types: Junior member (no special requirements), Full member (has translated at least 100 pages or is a sworn translator or has worked for a minimum of 1 year in the field; for interpreters a minimum of 40 hours is required) and Honorary member. Model how this law firm brings a human face to its new additions by uploading more than just a standard professional headshot. Standard Brochure: Our 10.5″ × 17″ standard brochure is bigger than the small brochure, giving you additional room to include content and images. Think of it as giving Google extra context-like your practice areas, attorney bios, locations, and reviews-so it knows when to surface your site in relevant searches. Oversized Postcard: At 5.5″ ×10.5″, the oversized postcard is great for giving you just enough room to add a pointed message without looking cluttered.

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