Reputation marketing for law firms on Reddit and LinkedIn
People ask Reddit legal questions they are scared to pay for. Gorilla Desk finds the threads in your practice area and jurisdiction, drafts a careful general answer in your voice with the right disclaimer, and waits for your approval every time.
Where it reads
The brief picks the communities for your business. For attorneys and firms it usually starts here.
r/legaladvice r/Ask_Lawyers r/[yourstate]
LinkedIn r/smallbusiness
XWhat buyers actually type
- “Do I need a lawyer for [situation]?”
- “How much does a [practice area] attorney cost?”
- “Anyone recommend a [practice area] lawyer in [state]?”
- “What happens if I…?”
Review mode, always
Law ventures never auto-post. Every draft carries the general-information disclaimer and waits for you.
Jurisdiction-aware
Threads are scored against your state or country, so you only see the ones you can actually answer.
LinkedIn as the lane
Original posts on the questions clients ask, in your voice, which is what gets a firm found.
A reply it would draft
found threadr/smallbusiness: Contractor walked off a half-finished job and kept the deposit. Small claims or lawyer?
Under the small-claims limit in most states, file it yourself: bring the contract, the photos and the payment record, and ask for the deposit plus the cost to finish. Send a written demand first, dated, because many contractors pay when they see one. Not legal advice and I am not your lawyer (I am a lawyer, disclosure), but this is the sequence that works for most people in your spot.
- Disclosure, once
- No link unless the community allows it
- Held until you approve