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You can get referrals, but to turn them into quality leads, follow these three steps for making your law firm's online presence shine.

Web visitors commonly try to use the live chat widget on lawyers' websites to get free legal advice. Smith.ai Live Chat offers a "legal disclaimer" option and live, expert receptionists to turn questioners and tire kickers into qualified leads. Learn how Live Chat can maintain clear ethical boundaries and control of the conversation.

Lawmatics is a platform “built for lawyers, by lawyers” that automates intake, marketing, and CRM. Implement our integration for faster and easier access to new leads created by Smith.ai's website chat conversations.

Connect these platforms to have all your chat contact info and transcripts automatically logged in your PracticePanther account as new leads. Improve intake and reduce repetitive tasks by implementing this no-brainer integration.

Google recently launched CallJoy, an “easy-to-use phone technology platform for small businesses.” How is it different than similar progrms, including CallRail, ZipWhip, and Smith.ai? We compare them and give some tips on using CallJoy alongside Smith.ai.

MLC Live host (and Smith.ai client!) Kimberly Bennett chats with Smith.ai's Maddy Martin about ways solo and small law firm owners can use their time effectively to grow their businesses.

In this webinar replay, tune in to Smith.ai's Maddy Martin and LeanLaw's Jonathon Fishman as they explain how to implement and run a lean law practice by outsourcing your receptionists, intake, scheduling, bookkeeping, and accounting.

You can now connect your Lawmatics calendar to Smith.ai phone receptionists and web chat services. Save time by letting us book appointments directly with your leads, on your behalf, based on your availability shown on your schedule.

On an episode entitled Automation in the Legal Industry: How AI Empowers Paralegals, Carl interviews Maddy about the impact of automation and AI on the legal industry, how Smith.ai works with law firms, and what paralegals should look for when vetting new technology for their office.