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Law Practice Reel Ideas

Law Practice content plan

What a law practice business should actually post.

Six reels that work for law practice businesses — the hook, what to film, and the one thing to ask for. These are the patterns our production system runs every day; steal them, or have them done for you.

Reel 1

“The mistake people make BEFORE they call a lawyer.”

Film: You to camera, calm and clear, on the one thing to do (or not do) first.

Ask for: “Questions? Book a free consult — link in bio.”

Reel 2

“What actually happens in a first consultation.”

Film: You walking through it plainly so it feels safe, not scary.

Ask for: “No pressure — DM to schedule.”

Reel 3

“3 questions to ask any attorney before you hire them.”

Film: You listing them on camera, honestly.

Ask for: “Save this before you choose.”

Reel 4

“You have more options than you think. Here's one.”

Film: A plain-language explainer of a common misunderstanding in your practice area.

Ask for: “Not legal advice — but we'll talk it through. Link in bio.”

Reel 5

“Meet the person who'll actually handle your case.”

Film: A warm, human intro — why you do this work.

Ask for: “Book a consult — you'll talk to a real person.”

Reel 6

“The clock that's quietly running on your situation.”

Film: An honest explainer on why waiting costs options (deadlines, evidence) — no fear-mongering.

Ask for: “Talk to us early — free consult in bio.”

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