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Plain-English legal guidance
Short, genuinely useful posts that answer the questions your ideal clients are already asking — positioning you as the trusted authority, never salesy. The goal is never to give legal advice in a caption; it's to answer the question well enough that the reader trusts you to handle the rest.
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Practice-area spotlights
Clear explainers of what you handle and who you help, so the right client self-identifies and reaches out. A family law post and a business litigation post read differently on purpose, because the person searching for each one is in a different place.
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Case results & testimonials
Ethically-framed outcomes and client testimonials turned into professional social proof, within your bar's guidelines. Anything result-adjacent gets checked against your jurisdiction's advertising rules before it's ever scheduled, not after.
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Attorney & firm profiles
Approachable, credible profiles of your attorneys — the human trust that turns a search into a consultation. People hire a person, not a letterhead; a face and a few sentences do more than another stock photo of a gavel.
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LinkedIn available on Cube Prime
Every plan covers Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads. Firms that want a LinkedIn presence for referral sources and corporate clients can step up to Cube Prime, where LinkedIn is included. Referral sources — other attorneys, financial advisors, accountants — are more likely to see you there than anywhere else.
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Monthly performance recap
Which topics drove the most consultation inquiries, and what we're focusing on next month. You'll know which practice-area post actually drove profile visits, not just which one got the most likes.
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What a normal month looks like
You send us a quick note on a case type you handled well, a question clients keep asking, or a firm update — voice memo, email, five minutes on a call, whatever's easiest. We turn it into properly-framed, compliance-conscious posts, send them to you for a look before anything goes live, and schedule the month once you've signed off. Nothing is published without your review.
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Every post is written with your bar's rules in mind
We don't promise case outcomes, use client testimonials without your say-so, or write anything that reads like a guarantee — the same restraint your own marketing already has to follow. If your state requires specific disclaimers or "Attorney Advertising" language, we build that into the content from the start, not as an afterthought.