# 30-Day Lawyer LinkedIn Calendar

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Post three to four times a week. Use the other days to comment on other people's posts. Remove client details from every post, avoid guarantees about results, and add any disclaimer your bar expects.

## Week 1: Introduce yourself

1. Who you help and why you chose this work.
2. The question clients ask you most often, answered simply.
3. A common myth about your practice area.
4. Comment day: leave three thoughtful comments.
5. A mistake you see people make before they call a lawyer.
6. Your headline or About section rewritten, and why.
7. Rest day.

## Week 2: Teach

8. A short checklist for something your clients must prepare.
9. A term in your area of law, explained in plain English.
10. Comment day: reply to every comment on your posts.
11. What happens in a first consultation with you.
12. A deadline or step people often miss.
13. A resource you recommend, such as a book or article.
14. Rest day.

## Week 3: Show your thinking

15. An opinion you hold about how your field should work.
16. A change in the law or practice that affects your clients.
17. Comment day: engage with five referral partners.
18. A general story, with details changed, about a problem solved.
19. How you prepare for a hearing, meeting, or negotiation.
20. A question to your audience about their biggest challenge.
21. Rest day.

## Week 4: Build relationships

22. Congratulate or credit someone in your professional circle.
23. Why you practice on your own or in a small firm.
24. Comment day: message two people you have engaged with.
25. A lesson from a mistake or a hard week.
26. Three things to look for when hiring a lawyer.
27. A behind-the-scenes look at your workday.
28. Rest day.

## Days 29 and 30: Review and invite

29. Share what you learned this month and thank your readers.
30. Invite readers to ask you a question, and offer a clear way to reach you.

## Track your results

After each post, note the replies, new connections, and conversations it started. At day 30, repeat the prompts that worked best.