What social media platforms should a lawyer in Chandler actually be on?

Facebook is the big one for East Texas. Most of the people looking for legal help around Henderson County are on Facebook daily. Instagram can work too, depending on your practice area. We wouldn't recommend spreading yourself thin across five platforms—better to do one or two well.

Can you handle the ethical rules around attorney advertising on social media?

Yes. Texas has specific rules about what lawyers can and can't say in advertising, including social media. We know what disclaimers are needed and what kind of language to avoid. Every post gets written with those guidelines in mind.

How often would you post for my law firm?

That depends on the plan we put together, but consistency matters more than volume. A few quality posts a week that actually say something useful will outperform daily posts that nobody cares about. We'll figure out the right pace for your firm and your audience.

I'm a solo attorney—is social media even worth it for a one-person firm?

It might be worth it more for you than for a big firm. In a community like Chandler, people hire lawyers they feel like they know. Social media gives you a way to stay visible and build that familiarity without a big advertising budget. You just need someone handling it so it doesn't eat into billable hours.

Will social media actually bring me clients or is it just a branding thing?

Both, honestly. Some people will see a post and call you that week. Others will follow you for months and reach out when they finally need a lawyer. The branding part matters too—when someone in Chandler asks around for an attorney, you want to be the name people already recognize. Social media keeps you in that conversation.

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Social Media Marketing for Lawyers in Chandler

You went to law school, passed the bar, and now you're supposed to be making Instagram Reels too? Nobody warned you about that part. We handle social media for law firms so you can go back to practicing law.

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You're Already Behind on Posts and You Know It

Somebody at a Chamber meeting told you that you need to be on social media. So you posted a few things—maybe a photo of your office, a holiday graphic, something about a legal topic. Got a couple likes. Then life happened, cases piled up, and you haven't touched it in three months. That's not a social media strategy. That's a chore you feel guilty about. And for a lawyer in a town like Chandler where everybody knows everybody, just showing up consistently would put you ahead of most firms in Henderson County.

What Actually Works for Law Firms on Social Media

Lawyers have a weird problem with social media. You can't talk about active cases. You can't make promises about outcomes. You've got ethical rules that most businesses don't have to think about. So what do you even post?

A lot, actually. Short explanations of how family law works in Texas. What to expect at a consultation. Common questions people ask about wills or property disputes. The kind of stuff folks in Chandler and the surrounding area are already Googling—but delivered in a way that feels like a conversation, not a textbook. Attorney bios that actually show your personality. Posts that remind people you're a real person who works down the road from the antique shops on Main Street, not some faceless firm in a skyscraper somewhere.

How We'd Run Your Social Media

We're a web design company in Tyler, and social media marketing is one of the things we do for businesses across East Texas. For a law firm in Chandler, here's what that looks like: we figure out where your potential clients actually spend time online—for most folks around here, that's Facebook, sometimes Instagram—and we build a plan around that. Not TikTok dances. Not trending audio. Real posts that make sense for your practice areas and your community.

We write the posts. We schedule them. We make sure your profiles look professional and your contact info is right. We tie everything back to actual goals—consultation requests, phone calls, people walking through your door. And we keep an eye on what's getting engagement and what's falling flat so we can adjust. You don't have to think about it. You don't have to hand your phone to a paralegal and hope for the best.

The other thing worth mentioning: social media works best when it's connected to a solid website. If someone sees your post, clicks through, and lands on a page that looks outdated or doesn't have a clear way to request a consultation, that's a missed opportunity. We can handle that too—full websites for law firms start at $1,500, and if you want to pair social media with SEO and ads, our SEO and ads management starts at $750 a month. But the social media piece alone makes a difference, and for a small firm in a small town, consistency beats budget every single time.