
Are you hungry for more clients? Tired of wasting time (and money) on marketing that doesn’t work? This podcast serves up real-world tips and proven digital marketing strategies that actually drive results for law firms. Hosted by Gyi Tsakalakis and Conrad Saam—two legal marketing pros who’ve been in the trenches. You’ll get practical advice on client acquisition, website teardowns, and what’s act... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusinessManagement | |||

Caring for clients should be the cornerstone of your customer experience ideology and a driving force in your marketing. Gyi and Conrad chat with Andy Seavers and answer your questions on all things CX.
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Your organization becomes more valuabl... more
CallRail has been a partner of the show for nearly five years, and about 95% of our Summit audience already uses it. So instead of another intro-level rundown, we brought on Chris Nelson from CallRail to go deeper into the newest integrations they've... more
Is ChatGPT advertising your next big marketing win? Gyi and Conrad lay out what ChatGPT seems to be offering thus far, and then give you an inside look at what their own agencies have seen in their ad experiments on the platform.
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It sounds gr... more
We're heading back to Vista Consulting Team's "A Seat at the Table" event for one of the best conversations Conrad and Gyi had there, and it’s been sitting in the vault for a reason. Josh Porte, Partner and M&A Attorney at Holland & Knight, joins the... more
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Running a law firm takes so much adulting. It’s crazy. And then you have to find clients for the firm?? Crazy.
What a gift Gyi and Conrad are to this space. They’re both possessed of great vibes and big brains. This show gives practical counsel without talking down to you. It meets firm owners where they are and advises with honesty and empathy. I’m proud to know these guys. Great show.
This podcast is as educational as it is entertaining. I particularly appreciate as a small firm owner how it helps me understand the broader legal market and the large firm side of my industry, but also has tactical information that I can implement to grow my firm. I particularly enjoyed the recent episode going back to basics on branding. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
The Lunch Hour Legal Marketing podcast delivers no-fluff insights for law firms that want real growth. Gyi & Conrad keep it sharp, fun, and focused on what actually drives cases. Perfect for those who value execution over theory.
It is difficult to express how important LHLM has been to the growth of my practice. The advice given is invaluable and I am indebted to these guys.
I found LHLM a year or so ago on long drives from Connecticut to Cape Cod and it has been a staple ever since. It's one of only two legal podcasts I never miss. The hosts deliver consistently practical real world marketing and seo advice/ no fluff and minimal hype. If you're a DIY SEO lawyer like me, or just want to know if your agency is screwing you, this podcast is absolute gold. Jim Aspell
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The show focuses on practical, no-nonsense legal marketing tactics, with frequent deep dives into branding, digital strategy, intake optimization, and measurement. Episodes often feature candid discussions about AI tooling, multi-channel attribution, and the economics of growth for law firms, balanced by real-world anecdotes and guest perspectives from marketing agencies, lawyers, and tech providers. A notable strength is its willingness to critique hype (AI, vendor promises) while offering repeatable frameworks and actionable tips for firm owners and marketers to drive measurable results, often with a personable, irreverent banter that makes complex topics approachable.
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