VSP use cases · Local business · Social media
Social media for lawyers that builds trust before the call.
People check a firm's social pages before they reach out. VSP keeps your law firm's pages active with clear, helpful posts about common legal questions, your team and your community, all approved by you.
Social media from VSP
$495 per month
Up to 4 platforms. Each extra platform is $50 a month.
- Helpful posts
- Your voice and brand
- Approval on everything
- Page management
The problem
What usually goes wrong.
No time to post
Your pages go quiet for months.
Worried about ethics rules
You don't want a post to break advertising rules.
Posts that look generic
Stock posts don't sound like your firm.
How VSP does it
Social media for lawyers, step by step.
- 01
Helpful posts
Plain-English answers to common questions in your practice areas.
- 02
Your voice and brand
Designs and wording that match your firm.
- 03
Approval on everything
You approve each post, so it fits your bar's rules.
- 04
Page management
Profiles kept current and messages flagged to you.
Why VSP stays narrow
One job, done deeply, with a person on it.
A quiet page tells visitors you might be closed. We keep it alive with posts made for your business, checked by a person, and we keep an eye on the messages that come in.
Every VSP service has a real person on top of the AI. They set it up, check the work and answer to you.
Backed by research
The findings behind it.
90%
of people said they buy from brands they follow on social media. Sprout Social Index, via Marketing Dive
79%
of people expect a brand to reply on social media within 24 hours, and 40% within the first hour. Sprout Social Index, via Marketing Dive
Sources
Social media for lawyers: common questions
Are lawyers allowed to use social media for marketing?
Yes, within their state bar's advertising rules. Posts should inform without promising results. VSP writes with that in mind, and you approve every post.
What is the role of social media for a law firm?
To build familiarity and trust, so that when someone needs a lawyer, your firm is already known.
Which platforms should a law firm use?
Facebook and LinkedIn for most firms, Instagram for consumer practices, and your Google Business Profile for local searches.
What does VSP charge?
$495 a month for up to four platforms, plus $50 for each extra one.
Social media for lawyers, handled by VSP.
Bring your situation to a short call. We will tell you honestly if this is the right fit.