Al Hurdle Law LLC Case Study

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Lack of marketing policy and sales of services through lawyer can significantly influence on business activity of AL Hurdle Law LLC and be one of the weak side of it. Not the last place at creation and in work of the legal company should be occupied with the developed policy and standards in the field of marketing, sales and PR. It is necessary to understand how and through which sources AL Hurdle Law LLC can attract new clients, what resources, employee, and amount of money it can direct to its search and attraction, how to form proposals to existing customers, how should the sales process of its services go, whether outgoing calls or incoming calls. A big mistake is dropping on the lawyer the functions of a client manager, telephone consultant,

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