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Very little. After a short onboarding to capture your voice, your practice areas, and your goals, we run the account day to day, so posting, commenting, and connecting stay off your plate. We loop you in on what is going out and check in regularly, and the ongoing time you spend is usually just a quick review.
We treat it as a full presence, not just posting. That means publishing in your voice, commenting and engaging on the right posts to stay visible, adding the connections who matter, and starting real conversations that build relationships. We keep both your personal profile and your company page active and consistent week after week.
Yes, and we take this seriously. We access your account only through secure US-based logins, so it is always reached from a consistent US location rather than flagged as unusual activity. LinkedIn enforces strict rules on how accounts are accessed and used, and our whole setup is built to keep your account active and protected while we run it.
We grow deliberately, not in bulk. We identify the clients and referral partners worth knowing, connect with a personal touch, and open conversations that start a genuine dialogue rather than pitch. The goal is a network of the right people who remember you, which is what turns LinkedIn into a steady source of referrals over time.
We write them in your voice. Using what we learn about your practice, your wins, and your point of view, we draft posts that sound like a real attorney and reflect how you actually think. You review anything before it goes live, and over time most attorneys let us run the content start to finish once the voice is dialed in.
Our service includes: (1) an onboarding call to capture your voice, practice areas, and goals, (2) a content strategy built around the themes that position you as the attorney to follow, (3) posts written in your voice and published on a steady schedule, (4) daily commenting and engagement to keep your profile visible, (5) strategic connection requests to the right clients and referral partners, (6) conversation-starting messages that build relationships, (7) company page management alongside your personal profile, (8) secure account access through US-based logins, and (9) regular check-ins on what is working.
Absolutely. You can review anything before it publishes, and nothing goes live until you are comfortable with it. We welcome your notes on wording, topics, and the cases or wins you want to highlight, and we keep refining until every post sounds like you. Once the voice is established, many attorneys give us the green light to run it independently.
As your profile builds momentum, we keep sharpening the approach. We watch which topics and posts land, fold what we learn into the next batch of content, and keep expanding your network with the right people. The longer we run it, the more your presence compounds into visibility and referrals over time.
We are familiar with state bar advertising guidelines across US jurisdictions and build them into everything we post on your behalf. That means keeping claims within what your state allows, adding any required disclaimers, and flagging anything that could raise a compliance question. If your state has specific rules we have not worked with before, we review them during onboarding, so everything is clear before we begin.