What kind of content do you post for law firms?

Educational stuff, mostly. Breakdowns of legal processes in plain English, answers to common questions, info about your specific practice areas. No legal advice—just the kind of content that makes people trust you before they ever walk in your door. We match the tone to your firm.

Do I need to be on camera or write anything?

Nope. We can work from a quick phone call or a few bullet points from you. If you want to do short videos, great—they perform well. But we won't force it. Plenty of firms do just fine with written posts and graphics.

How often will you post?

Depends on the plan we set up together, but consistency matters more than volume. A few solid posts a week beats daily filler. We'll figure out the right pace for your firm and your audience.

Will social media actually bring in clients for a lawyer in Mineola?

In a smaller market, it works better than most people expect. There's less noise to cut through. When someone in Wood County needs a lawyer, they're checking Facebook and Google. If your firm shows up looking sharp and active, you're already ahead of whoever hasn't posted in six months.

Can you run paid ads on social media too?

Yes. Targeted Facebook and Instagram ads can put your firm in front of people in Mineola and the surrounding area who are actively looking for legal help. We handle that as part of our ads management.

Social Media Marketing · Mineola, TX

Social media marketing for lawyers in Mineola

You went to law school, passed the bar, and hung your shingle in Mineola. Nobody mentioned you'd also need to be a content creator. But here you are—knowing you should be posting on social media, not really sure what to say, and watching the weeks slip by without a single post.

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Your social media isn't broken—it's abandoned

Wood County's got a tight-knit legal community. A handful of attorneys handling everything from family law to real estate closings to criminal defense, most of them within a few blocks of the courthouse downtown. And almost every single one of them has a Facebook page that hasn't been touched since sometime last year. Maybe longer.

That's not a knock on you. You're busy. You've got cases to prep, clients to call back, court dates stacked up. Sitting down to write a Facebook post about estate planning feels ridiculous when you've got a deposition tomorrow morning. So you don't post. Or you post once every couple months—something generic about your office hours or a holiday greeting—and it gets three likes and zero phone calls. And then you wonder why you're even bothering.

Here's what's frustrating about it: people in Mineola are on social media constantly. They're scrolling Facebook in the parking lot at Brookshire's. They're in local groups asking for attorney recommendations. They're checking out your page before they ever pick up the phone. And when they land on a page with four posts from 2024 and a blurry logo, they keep scrolling. You're not losing those potential clients to a better lawyer. You're losing them to a lawyer who looks more alive online.

We build and manage social media presences for law firms. Not the fluffy, inspirational-quote kind of social media. The kind where every post ties back to something your firm actually does—explaining what happens during a custody hearing, what folks should bring to a consultation, how probate works in Texas. Content that answers real questions from real people in your area. Stuff that makes someone stop scrolling and think, yeah, I need to call them.

What this actually looks like for a Mineola law firm

We're not going to hand you a content calendar and wish you luck. That's what got you to this point. We handle the posting, the scheduling, the creative, the strategy—all of it. You tell us about your practice areas, the kinds of clients you want more of, and what makes your firm different. We turn that into posts that go out consistently on the platforms where your potential clients actually spend time.

For most attorneys in a town like Mineola, that means Facebook first. It's where the community is. Local groups, neighborhood pages, people asking "does anyone know a good lawyer for..." That question gets asked more than you'd think. When your firm's name keeps showing up in someone's feed with smart, helpful content, you're the one they remember when they need you. Instagram matters too, depending on your practice—family law and personal injury attorneys tend to do well there.

We also tie your social media back to your website and your broader online presence. A post about your areas of practice links back to your site. A Q&A video builds the kind of trust that attorney bios alone can't. Someone who's seen your face and heard you talk about their exact situation five times on Facebook isn't cold-calling you. They already feel like they know you. That's the whole point.

Our SEO and ads management starts at $750 a month, and social media marketing fits right into that. We can also build or rebuild your site if it needs it—full websites for law firms start at $1,500. But the social piece alone can change how many calls you're getting, especially in a market this size where most of your competitors aren't doing anything at all.