Podcast #9: Getting connected with Maddy Martin of Smith.AI
/My next guest is Maddy Martin of Smith.AI! Maddy is the head of growth and education for Smith.ai, which provides 24/7 law firm communication & intake services by phone, web, and text. She has spent the last decade growing tech startups from New York to California. Maddy has expertise in digital marketing, small business communications, lead conversion, email marketing, SEO & content marketing, social media, comarketing, and event marketing.
Come listen and learn as Maddy and I discuss the following: 1. What tech are attorneys underutilizing in their practice, 2. What kind of tech integrations can virtual receptionists provide to reduce work for attorneys, and 3. What does she forecast in how we work with technology post-covid.
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Maddy can be reached at maddy@smith.ai and on LinkedIn.
Show Notes and Smith.ai provided Resources and Links:
The Smith.ai Law Firm Communication Playbook
The Smith.ai Law Firm Communication Library
Clio Legal Trends Report 2019 - Smith.ai Infographic of Key Takeaways
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