I've spent 15 years in marketing, most of it building and leading teams. I started in SaaS, then moved to working with law firms. I've worked with dozens of firms, including serving as a fractional CMO for some of them, and I still do.
Here is what I kept seeing. Lawyers aren't born marketers, and they shouldn't have to be. So most firms lean on referrals until growth flattens. Then they sign a long contract with an agency, and the person who sold the strategy hands the account to a team working from a script. The reports look busy. The phone doesn't ring with the right cases.
A law firm needs something more personal: marketing built around your cases and focused on growing the ones you want. Everything else is a vanity number.
That's why Lotus Signal takes on a handful of clients at a time. I build the strategy for your ads, your website and your reviews, and I run it myself.