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Marketing Automation

Take back your time and
increase your bottom line.Implement automations that improve client experience, reduce back-office hours, and increase intake capacity.

Website Management

Stop hobbling together website management services and bouncing between support agents.Pay one bill, and speak with one provider.
We'll help you put your website on autopilot.

Local SEO

Your clients are looking for you online,
but they can't find you.We'll help you complete your online presence so you rank higher in local searches, and generate more leads.

Paid Advertising & Consulting

Need a helping hand on a campaign, or a top-down view of your firm's marketing?From troubleshooting critical errors to your own outsourced CMO, we've got you covered.

But why should you work with us?

We specialize in online marketing for law firms. From automation to Youtube, we help firms improve client experience, generate more leads, and scale their practices.

You'll work directly with me, Toby Rosen, and we'll work together to take your marketing to a new level.Since 2012 I’ve worked with law firms to help ramp up their marketing efforts, fix issues with existing marketing, and maintain those campaigns.

So What's the Game Plan?

Too often, legal marketers don’t address the interactions that need to happen between when someone clicks on an ad, and when they actually become your client. For many types of legal clients, this process is almost never quick or easy — these clients often aren’t ready to engage you right away.We'll help you develop the right systems to generate more leads, nurture potential clients, and start really systemizing your marketing. Let's take your marketing to the next level.

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SPF, DKIM, DMARC
Setup Instructions

Add an SPF Record to Your Domain’s DNS Settings1. Understand Your Current Email Setup- Identify all the mail servers and third-party services (like email marketing platforms) that send emails on behalf of your domain. You will need to include these in your SPF record.2. Access Your Domain's DNS Settings- Log in to your domain registrar's website (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc.) or your DNS hosting provider (e.g., Cloudflare, Amazon Route 53).
- Navigate to the DNS management section where you can add or edit DNS records.3. Create Your SPF Record- An SPF record is a type of TXT record in DNS.
- A basic SPF record looks like this:
v=spf1 include:_spf.example.com ~all
- v=spf1 indicates that this is an SPF version 1 record.
- include:_spf.example.com specifies the mail servers that are allowed to send email on behalf of your domain. Replace _spf.example.com with the appropriate domain for your email service provider.
- ~all is a qualifier that indicates a soft fail for any servers not listed in the SPF record. Alternatives include -all (hard fail), +all (allow all), and ?all (neutral).4. Add the SPF Record to Your DNS Settings- In the DNS management console, create a new TXT record.
- In the "Name" or "Host" field, enter @ to represent the root domain, or leave it blank depending on your provider’s instructions.
- In the "Value" or "Text" field, enter your SPF record
(e.g., v=spf1 include:_spf.example.com ~all).
- Save your changes.5. Validate Your SPF Record- Use online tools like MXToolbox or the command line (nslookup -type=txt yourdomain.com) to verify that your SPF record is correctly configured.Detailed Steps to Generate DKIM Keys and Add the DKIM Record to DNS Settings1. Generate DKIM Keys- Many email service providers (ESPs) offer built-in tools to generate DKIM keys. Log in to your ESP’s control panel (e.g., Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Mailchimp).
- Navigate to the email authentication section and find the option to generate a new DKIM key.
- Choose the key length (2048-bit is recommended for stronger security).2. Retrieve the DKIM Public Key- Once generated, your ESP will provide a DKIM selector and the DKIM public key. The selector is a unique identifier for your DKIM key and is used in the DNS record.
- The public key will look something like this:other
v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQD1MxDZXDP2Qex6G
JVx2gkU1F4gqzHUDF4Zo6GuIHjZ7/xXZmXUyzF1kGtXJKclPrkzqja5MEb2p+H+J3hS2K
a4cgoB0f/1OJ5AAFeG8XZmVJhfi1Z0fg/EDBPE+MJ0y4snz59QIDAQAB
3. Access Your Domain's DNS Settings- Log in to your domain registrar's website or your DNS hosting provider.
- Navigate to the DNS management section.4. Add the DKIM Record to Your DNS Settings- In the DNS management console, create a new TXT record.
- In the "Name" or "Host" field, enter the DKIM selector followed by ._domainkey. For example, if your selector is mail, you would enter mail._domainkey.
- In the "Value" or "Text" field, enter your DKIM public key provided by your ESP, including the v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p= prefix.
- Save your changes.5. Validate Your DKIM Record- Use online tools such as MXToolbox, DKIM Core, or your ESP’s built-in tools to verify that your DKIM record is correctly published and valid.6. Enable DKIM Signing in Your ESP- Go back to your ESP’s control panel and enable DKIM signing for your domain. This tells your ESP to sign outgoing emails with the private key corresponding to the public key you added to DNS.Instructions for Creating a DMARC Policy and Adding It to DNS1. Understand DMARC PoliciesDMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) allows domain owners to specify how email receivers should handle emails that fail SPF and DKIM checks. A DMARC policy can be set to:- none: Take no action but report the findings.
- quarantine: Treat the email with suspicion (e.g., send to spam).
- reject: Reject the email outright.2. Create Your DMARC PolicyA basic DMARC record might look like this:other
v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:dmarc-reports@yourdomain.com; ruf=mailto:dmarc-failures@yourdomain.com; fo=1;
Here's what each part means:- v=DMARC1: Specifies the DMARC version.
- p=reject: The policy to apply (none, quarantine, or reject).
- rua=mailto:dmarc-reports@yourdomain.com: Email address to send aggregate reports.
- ruf=mailto:dmarc-failures@yourdomain.com: Email address to send forensic reports (optional).
- fo=1: Forensic options for more detailed failure reports (optional).3. Access Your Domain's DNS SettingsLog in to your domain registrar’s website (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap) or DNS hosting provider (e.g., Cloudflare, Amazon Route 53).4. Add the DMARC Record to Your DNS Settings- Navigate to the DNS management section.
- Create a new TXT record.
- In the "Name" or "Host" field, enter _dmarc.
- In the "Value" or "Text" field, enter your DMARC policy (e.g., v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:dmarc-reports@yourdomain.com;).
- Save your changes.5. Validate Your DMARC RecordUse online tools such as MXToolbox or Palisade to verify that your DMARC record is correctly published and functioning as intended.

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