If you own a home, have children or run a business, a will decides who gets what. Here's where to start.
People hire lawyers they trust, and plain-language posts about common legal questions are how a firm earns that trust before the first consultation. PostDrip publishes a new post for your law firm every day, with clear explainers, practice-area updates and firm news, written to inform rather than advise.
Three of the posts PostDrip made for a sample law firm, Schaub Law. Each one is written for the business and gets its own designed picture.
If you own a home, have children or run a business, a will decides who gets what. Here's where to start.
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Sample business and posts, made by PostDrip.
55% of U.S. consumers use social media to research a local business, and 73% of them use Facebook to do it (SOCi, 2026).
Plain explanations of common situations show expertise and make the first call easier.
An active page signals an established, responsive firm.
People search when something happens; a page full of relevant answers is where they land.
PostDrip plans posts like these around the seasons of your trade, and mixes in your own news and offers.
Posts are general educational content about your practice areas, not legal advice, and you can review every post before it publishes. Check your bar's advertising rules and edit any post as needed.
Plain-language explainers, practice-area updates, firm news, community involvement and invitations to consultations.
Yes. All posts sit in your calendar before they publish; you can edit or skip any of them.
Yes. Autopilot is built for one business at $59 a month; firms with several staff can use Teams.
Set up in about 3 minutes from your website. A new post goes out every day; change or skip any of them.