CHICAGO - s4story -- Deviant Marketing, a marketing agency specializing in online personal injury lawyer marketing, has been nominated for 2020 Law Firm Social Media Campaign of the Year for their ad ("Shark in the Courtroom") targeting individuals in need of trial counsel for the firm of Williams & Farmer of Chicago, Illinois.

Deviant Marketing's founder, Drew Vaughn, has previously won Legal Ad of the Year from the Internet Advertising Competition in 2017 for his ad for NuVorce "Something Wicked This Way Comes"

This Year's Nominated Social Media Campaign Ad of the Year can be found here:
https://youtu.be/vEQ0A1Pj-Tw



Deviant Marketing's 2017 Legal Ad of the Year can be found here:
https://youtu.be/FaOG7bv3pNM



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Drew Vaughn, a Professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law, who holds an MBA from the University of Notre Dame, and who (before selling his law firm) doubled his law firm's revenue for 4 straight years through digital marketing, founded Deviant Marketing to fix problems he saw in marketing law firms.

"There's a lot of hacks out there. And lawyers are easy marks for con artists. Lawyers were never taught how to market themselves or their firms. If you're a good lawyer, then one day you either launch your own firm or someone makes you partner and they basically just yell 'Surprise! Now you own a business!' and hope it works out." Drew Vaughn (Andrew G. Vaughn) founder of Deviant Marketing.

Mr. Vaughn continued "Lawyers have unique needs for their marketing. This isn't selling some small product on Amazon. And the marketing tactics used there won't work for law firms. Lawyers need to target the right clients, like people in a hospital for personal injury attorneys. Then they need to get their attention through an ad like this. Finally, they need to make it as easy as possible for that potential client to get in touch with the attorney. Lawyers need to be where the clients are: social media, messaging apps, etc."



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"And most importantly, attorneys have to abide by their local ethical rules so that their license is always protected. As a licensed attorney myself, no one gets that more than I do."

Deviant Marketing is proud continue to produce ethical, effective, and award winning marketing. If you'd like to learn more about what Deviant Marketing can do for your firm, you can contact us here: Contact Deviant Marketing.

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Deviant Marketing
20 W. Kinzie, Suite 12022
Chicago, IL 60654
Phone: 312-802-2588
Website: https://www.deviant-marketing.com/