I'm currently at a personal injury law firm, and we've noticed that some of our most lucrative cases come from mass torts. Given the sheer volume of cases required, we often depend on lead generators to funnel potential cases our way.
My boss has this little notion that with the "right digital marketing team, we should be able to source these leads organically, without needing to pay these third-party lead generators." I'm a bit skeptical, to be honest. We've always adhered to white hat techniques and, although we're willing to invest in PPC advertising, we're cautious not to divert funds from other campaigns that are working for us.
It's hard for me to believe that these lead generation companies aren't tapping into a broader network or community to dominate search results. If we create a dedicated page for mass torts, we might gather a handful of leads every week. In contrast, these lead generators seem to process and vet hundreds or even thousands of leads regularly.
Does anyone have insights on how these lead generators operate at such scale? I'd appreciate any help or thoughts on this.
My boss has this little notion that with the "right digital marketing team, we should be able to source these leads organically, without needing to pay these third-party lead generators." I'm a bit skeptical, to be honest. We've always adhered to white hat techniques and, although we're willing to invest in PPC advertising, we're cautious not to divert funds from other campaigns that are working for us.
It's hard for me to believe that these lead generation companies aren't tapping into a broader network or community to dominate search results. If we create a dedicated page for mass torts, we might gather a handful of leads every week. In contrast, these lead generators seem to process and vet hundreds or even thousands of leads regularly.
Does anyone have insights on how these lead generators operate at such scale? I'd appreciate any help or thoughts on this.