Written by Tom Stansfield on 10th August 2020
The shortlists have been announced for the British Wills and Probate Awards and WillSuite are delighted to share that we have been nominated in the category for the Best Use of Marketing and Social Media.
Over recent months visitors to our platforms and social media followers may have seen posts with Albert Einstein endorsing our software, posts regarding our founder in the bath, and posts containing a squirrel. Not typical posts from legal software business but then again, we're not your typical legal software business.
WillSuite have been supporting Estate Planning Professionals and Solicitors for over 5 years and our software has developed significantly over this time thanks to feedback from users.
When we post about our software on social media, we try to make these posts stand out - like our software. We do not believe that social media posts have to be boring because we are involved in legal tech. Quite the opposite, in fact. We would like people to feel the passion for our software like we do and if we can engage their interest through interesting posts that talk about what we do in our unique style then we count this as a win.
Over the coming months, we have got some more funky social media campaigns scheduled and our business will continue to offer our clients new and innovative ways to improve their business.
All you need to do is follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Eventbrite to stay tuned.
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