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Lunch Hour Legal Marketing

Lunch Hour Legal Marketing

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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 actually working for lawyers today—all with a touch of mirth. Congratulations, you found it—THE podcast for lawyers who want to grow their practice! So, if you’re ready to take your business to the next level, pull up a seat and dig in with Lunch Hour Legal Marketing.Legal Talk Network Management & Leadership Marketing & Vertrieb Ökonomie
  • Ask Away! Gyi and Conrad Field Your Questions
    Oct 28 2026
    Gyi and Conrad are traversing the globe to answer your questions. Listen in to this rousing Q&A session featuring real attorneys and legal marketers—whose inquiring minds probably have the same questions you do. ----- Gyi and Conrad took the stage at GLM Summit for a live Q&A session with professionals just like you, dear listener. The guys offer deep insights on a huge variety of topics, from brand affinity to AI Ranking to competitive advantages and more—even revisiting a recent conversation concerning online vandalism. There’s plenty of tactical stuff here, folks! The News: The great Great Legal Marketing Summit is saying goodbye… or is it? Google has been poisoning search results by feeding inaccurate information to rank tracking tools. Tricky, eh? Marie Haynes did her homework and found that less than 1% of web traffic appears to be generated by LLMs. Read more: GEO is a distraction - Marie Haynes. A PHP vulnerability broke the internet. Oops. PMP Marketing Group suddenly ceased operations. What’s the deal? LHLM is still on the road! Here’s where we’ll be: Hey, you! Send us a question and we might just feature it on the show. Ask us a question! Listen Next: Legal Recourse for Online Vandalism – Can Anything Be Done? Connect: Leave Us an Apple Review Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on YouTube Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on TikTok r/LHLM
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    1 Std. und 4 Min.
  • Conference Season Rewind: Our Best AI Conversation with Filevine’s Dr. Cain Elliott
    Oct 21 2026
    Conference season is here, and Gyi and Conrad are hitting the road. Before they head to the last ever Great Legal Marketing Summit, they’re replaying one of their favorite interviews, recorded at last year’s event with Dr. Cain Elliott of Filevine. Cain runs Filevine’s skunkworks team. His job is to build things three to five years ahead of their time and watch most of them fail. He’s also a former philosophy professor, so when he explains how AI actually works, he does it with a hamburger. Cain and the guys get into why AI hallucinations are more human than you’d think and what separates a closed system from dumping files into ChatGPT. They also cover why you can’t talk an LLM into recommending your firm, and whether we’re in an AI bubble. The News: Google is poisoning the results it serves to rank trackers, according to new research from Nozzle. Add it to the pile of reasons to stop obsessing over rankings. And if your vendor sells you an “AI visibility score,” ask how they’re accounting for it. Remember those AI-generated Google Business Profiles from the Alexander Shunnarah episode? They’re gone. Catch up here: Fake Listings, AI Reviews… Where the Hell Is Google? Come see LHLM on the road, everybody! Here’s where we’ll be: Gyi and Cain dig into the Vals AI Legal Research Report, where AI beat the lawyers. Cain’s take: legal research is tricky, and benchmarks don’t tell the whole story. Conrad loves high-end mechanical pencils. This podcast is not sponsored by them, but here’s a LAMY 2000 for the fellow nerds. Connect with Dr. Cain Elliott on LinkedIn Thank you to our incredible sponsors: Eve Legal, ALPS Insurance, Juvo Leads, CallRail, and Lawmatics!
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    1 Std. und 4 Min.
  • Legal Recourse for Online Vandalism – Can Anything Be Done?
    Oct 14 2026
    Gyi and Conrad have seen their fair share of scummy actors online, and they have both experienced targeted attacks on their Google Business Profiles. What’s a business owner to do? ----- Vandalism, libel, fake reviews… yikes. In today’s online business arena, competitors sometimes stoop pretty low to try to undermine your reputation. If you find yourself in the midst of just such a difficulty, there are legal frameworks to help you identify perpetrators and seek restoration for your business. Conrad talks with Daniel Powell, a litigator and leader in the internet defamation field, to discuss the processes of discovering vandals, determining case viability, and tailoring a successful plan of action for your business. The News: Pursuant to last week’s episode, the guys give an update on what has come of their exposé on the sketchy doings of the Alexander Shunnarah Law Firm. Here’s the episode: Fake Listings, AI Reviews… Where the Hell Is Google? Well, Google’s found another way to nickel & dime your business. As of October 1st, Google LSAs are charging for any call (even unanswered ones) that last longer than 20 seconds. Not sure how much we care, but Google is adding multimodal search data to your Search Console. Might as well take a look. No more need for the human underlings to bother with algebra! – OpenAI Solves Math Come see LHLM on the Road, everybody! Here’s where we’ll be: Hey, you! Send us a question and we might just feature it on the show. Ask us a question! Listen Next: What is AI Visibility Anyway? Connect: Leave Us an Apple Review Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on YouTube Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on TikTok r/LHLM
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    51 Min.
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