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David Klein knows precision is key to building compelling advertising.
This means knowing who you’re talking to, what to say, and when to say it. He also knows that t exact targeting turns solicitation into conversation.
David has a passion for helping law firms increase the effectiveness of their advertising budgets and focuses on law firms spending on TV advertising and helping them with the transition to streaming TV advertising.
In this episode, David joins Chris Mullins and reveals how lawyers and law firms can utilize television advertising in today’s market to generate referrals and open conversations.
Tune in now and get David Klein’s thoughts on:
- What drives his purpose and passion for the legal profession
- What lessons David Klein has learned that he wishes he knew the answers to when he first started out
- How TV viewers’ habits have changed over the past 4 years
- What technology changes have taken place that affect viewing habits
- How content publishers have reacted to viewer changes
- What this means for law firms doing TV advertising
- How law firms can take advantage of these changes to increase their advertising budget’s effectiveness
- And much, much more!
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About Our Guest
David Klein
As Director Of Business Development of ConsulTV, David Klein works with law firms and their agencies across the country helping them maximize the effectiveness of their programmatic media buying.
After 15 years of managing pay-per-click advertising, SEO, targeted display ads, social media marketing, and website building, he joined ConsulTV in October 2021 to help digital advertisers move toward programmatic ad buying, especially in the OTT and online video arena.
David lives in Portland Oregon with his girlfriend (Barbara), dog (Whiskey Rose), bikes, and guitars (no names for the bikes or guitars...yet).
