Website: When building a website, it’s important to decide what function you want it to perform and then personalize it to suit your requirements and financial constraints. It should at the very least include your qualifications, the legal services you provide, your primary practice areas, team member introductions with professional images, and most crucially, your contact information. Consider blogging about issues that interest you while concentrating on your areas of expertise to draw clients or work you enjoy. Your primary practice areas and contact information should be listed on your business cards, or B-cards. Make sure it is printed on high-quality paper and has a professional appearance. Advertising: Think about the best way to reach your target market through different forms of advertising. Maybe a reputable and well-known publication will help. Advertising can be expensive, but it can also be rewarding, so be careful.