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I sat down with Jonas Ash from Ash Auto Group in this episode of the 720 System Strategies podcast.
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Here are three key takeaways from this week’s episode of the Bankruptcy Explained podcast: Facebook works when you treat it as four parallel funnels: email drips, Messenger DMs, public comment follow-ups, and compliant texting. Authentic client-story videos beat polished ads. A 2–3 minute phone video, lightly edited, can fuel months of high-intent engagement.
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Watch the full video, or keep reading for advice from NACBA attorneys about the top ten lead sources, and other advice regarding converting leads. Frequently Asked Questions What are the top 10 lead sources for bankruptcy attorneys in 2025? How should I prioritize Google options like LSA, PPC, and SEO?
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I sat down with Eric Olsen of HELPS Law Group to talk about seniors and disabled clients who live on protected income and get hammered by collection calls. Here are three takeaways: Many seniors and disabled clients are judgment-proof, so bankruptcy is unnecessary and unaffordable.
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In this episode of the 720 System Strategies podcast, I sit down with influencer and bankruptcy attorney Adrienne Hines to talk about something many firms struggle with every year: whether it makes sense to keep following up with bankruptcy leads during the holidays.
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The best marketing firms focus on these three things: Exclusive leads beat shared leads. The best marketing firms deliver leads that belong only to your firm, paired with intake and nurture systems that turn contacts into paying clients. Follow-up is what drives growth.
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Key takeaways about generating bankruptcy leads: Generate your own leads whenever possible.
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When prospects contact your firm, they’re often carrying shame, fear, and a sense of failure. As part of your strategy for converting bankruptcy leads, then, your job is to replace those emotions with clarity and confidence. By using the right words, you can make bankruptcy feel normal, strategic, and even empowering.
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