Make Them Remember You: A Digital Identity Workshop for Legal Practices
Description
Social media and an impressive digital presence are no longer optional for legal practices — in fact, they're your shopfront. Yet many legal professionals are still unsure how to translate their expertise into a digital identity that builds trust, attracts the right clients, and reflects the calibre of their work.
Iolanthe Gabrie's hero workshop 'Make Them Remember You' has been developed specifically for legal practices navigating the concerns and opportunities unique to the profession — from managing reputational risk and negative feedback, to building authority-driven content that doesn't feel like a sales pitch.
Over two hours, you'll work through practical frameworks and live exercises to:
• Clarify what you want your firm's digital presence to say about you, and close the gap between where you are and where you want to be
• Understand the content mix that builds trust with legal audiences without resorting to relentless self-promotion.
• Get platform-specific strategies for LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram tailored to how legal clients and referral partners actually search for and vet a practice.
• Learn safe practice around copyright, reputational risk, and responding to negative feedback with confidence.
• Walk away with a personal action plan for your next steps, channel, and content.
This session draws on Iolanthe's 16 years advising specialist professions — including legal, finance, allied health, and real estate — and her experience delivering workshops and keynotes for peak bodies, government, and leading legal firms across Australia and New Zealand.
Who Should Attend?
Lawyers, barristers, practice managers, and legal marketing staff at firms ready to build a more strategic, confident digital presence.
Facilitator
Iolanthe Gabrie is the Director of Ruby Assembly, founder of the Serious Women in Business Awards, co-founder of LexNova Guild and Good Axe Workspaces, and author of 100 Days of Brave.
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