You didn’t build your firm to spend your evenings writing blog posts. So we built a system that only needs one thing from you: an hour a month in front of a microphone. We handle what happens after.
Law firms, coaches & consultants — since 2009
Of your time, once a month
From recording to published
Seen at & trusted by
You post for a few weeks, client work takes over, and marketing dies on the back burner — until the next slow month kicks off a fresh cycle of panic. The problem isn’t discipline. It’s that consistency depends on you having a free evening, and you never do.
Nobody opens a directory anymore. Prospects Google their problem, read reviews, and watch your content for weeks before anyone calls your office. Which means the firms that show up consistently are the only ones in the running.
An SEO package here, a few ads there, social when you remember. Every quarter you start from zero — so the work never stacks up into anything, and you pay to rebuild the same foundation again.
Most firms that outsource get the same articles as every other firm on the roster, with the city name swapped in. Prospects notice. So does Google. The traffic report goes up either way.
Impressions, sessions, keyword positions — all trending up in the dashboard while your intake calendar stays exactly as empty as it was. You’re not in a position to audit any of it, and everyone involved knows that.
Separate contractors for editing, SEO, ads, and your website means nothing connects. You end up coordinating the people you hired so you’d stop coordinating things — which defeats the purpose.
Most firms don’t need more marketing ideas. They need the ideas to connect. Everything we build answers one of three questions: can they find you, do they trust you enough to call, and does any of it happen without you.
Your best clients are already searching, scrolling, and listening. One recording puts you in front of them in every one of those places — search results, podcast apps, social feeds, your Google Business Profile — as the same person saying the same things.
Everything between “I’ve heard of you” and “I’m ready to hire you.” A podcast gives prospects uninterrupted time with your voice — so they arrive saying “I feel like I already know you.”
The processes, tools, and people that keep this consistent whether you’re thinking about it or not. You show up once a month. Everything after that is ours — and none of it is a black box.
We call you once a month and record. That’s your only job. Here’s what happens next.
A dedicated engineer, copywriter, designer, and project manager pick up your audio the same day. You don’t hear from us again until there’s something for you to look at.
Podcast episodes. A written piece for your website. An email to your list. Social posts, short video clips, a YouTube highlight. All of it from the hour you already spent talking about what you know.
Month two builds on month one instead of replacing it. Search rankings climb, your back catalog keeps working, and every quarter we sit down with your team and show you what actually moved — and what didn’t.
Every article, episode, and post is a thing you can open and read. Not a metric standing in for something you never actually get.
Your transcript is the source for everything we publish — your reasoning, your phrasing, your examples. We use AI to draft from it, which is why the output sounds like you and not like a template: it has nothing else to work from. Every draft gets checked by our team, you review the first few months of copy until you trust the voice, and every SEO article goes to you for approval before it goes live. Your name only ends up on things you’ve read.
Why this topic, what it targets, where it went. If you asked us to justify any single piece we published last month, we could.
Leads, form fills, calls booked — the things that actually turn into clients, not impressions and keyword positions. Including the months they’re flat. A report that only ever goes up isn’t a report.
The recording session is the same at every level — an hour a month, once a month. What changes is how much we build from it.
