Be the lawyer people trust before they need one.
People search for a lawyer when something has gone wrong, and they choose someone who already feels familiar. Socials to Go writes a monthly kit of clear, professional posts that explain your practice area and introduce your firm.
3-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Why social media is hard for law firms
Clients arrive stressed
Someone reading your feed may be in the worst week of their year. Clear, calm information helps them feel ready to call.
Everything has to be careful
Legal content can't overpromise, and it can't be sloppy. It has to be accurate, general, and reviewed.
Legal topics can feel dry
Plain-English explainers with real examples get read. Jargon does not.
What your kit can include
- Plain-English explainers of common questions in your practice area
- General steps to take after a common situation in your field
- Myths about your practice area, corrected
- What to bring to a first consultation
- Meet the attorney and how the firm works
- Short updates when a law changes and what it means
Tax season, new legislation, the end of the year, and awareness months connected to your practice area give you timely topics.
What the captions look like
Two examples in the structure your kit uses: a hook that earns the tap, something useful, and one clear next step. Yours are written for your law firm, your market, and your tone.
HookDo you need a lawyer for a small business contract? Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
ValueA short, low-risk contract you fully understand may not need one. A contract involving significant money, unclear terms, or unusual liability usually does. (This is general information, not legal advice.)
AskSave this and read your next contract with these questions in mind.
HookWhat to bring to your first consultation.
ValueAny documents, dates, and names involved, a short timeline of what happened, and a list of your questions. The more organized you are, the more we can do in the first hour.
AskBook a consultation when you're ready.
Attorney advertising rules
State bar rules govern lawyer advertising and can require disclaimers, restrict claims such as 'best' or 'expert,' and limit how testimonials are used. Confidentiality applies to everything you post. Kits are a starting draft, not legal review, so check every post against your bar's rules.
What arrives every month
- A 30-day content calendar
- A caption for every post, with hashtags
- Reel scripts with shot lists
- Carousel and graphic post ideas
- TikTok captions on the Pro plan
- Industry updates and pro tips
Both plans start with a 3-day free trial.
Questions law firms ask
Does the content give legal advice?
No. Kits are written as general, educational content and are not legal advice. You review every post against your bar's rules before it goes out.
Is it useful for a niche practice, like immigration or estate planning?
Yes. Tell us your practice area and the clients you serve during onboarding, and the kit is written for that focus.
How much does it cost?
Starter is $47 a month for 12 posts a month on Instagram and Facebook. Pro is $97 a month for 20 posts a month on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Both plans start with a 3-day free trial, and you can cancel anytime.
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A month of posts, written for your law firm.
Tell us about your business once. Every month, a new kit arrives with your calendar, captions, and reel scripts. Try it free for 3 days.
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