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The Ommatic Blog

Digital marketing meets legal tech – current topics, insights and practical solutions.

Facebook and Instagram advertising for lawyers – still relevant?

Social media is often underestimated – yet Facebook and Instagram will be more relevant than ever for reach, visibility, and client acquisition in 2025. This guide shows law firms how to advertise using data, avoid typical mistakes, and effectively acquire new clients or candidates with social ads. Includes best practices.,

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Performance Max for lawyers: Is the new Google Ads campaign worthwhile?

How does Performance Max work for lawyers? OMmatic explains how law firms can achieve greater visibility across all channels through automated Google Ads campaigns. Since 2022, Google has been gradually replacing all Smart Shopping campaigns with a new format: Performance Max. But what are the benefits of this fully automated campaign format for law firms?

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Digital accessibility as a consulting mandate: BFSG overview for law firms

The Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) will introduce new obligations for digital providers from June 2025 – particularly in the B2C sector. What does this mean for law firms that offer their services via a website? Marcel Zirkel from OMmatic speaks with specialist lawyer for intellectual property law Alexander Schupp about the legal implications of the Act.

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OMmatic STP One Partnership

OMmatic x stp.one: New partnership for the digital law firm

Efficient technologies. Tailor-made solutions. Strong partners. We are delighted to announce our new partnership with stp.one – one of the leading legal tech providers in the German-speaking world. OMmatic Professional is now officially listed on the stpMarketplace. This opens up new avenues for law firms to optimize their digital processes holistically and effectively.

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New mandatory e-invoicing for lawyers from January 1, 2025

From January 1, 2025, lawyers will also be required to comply with the e-invoicing obligation in the B2B sector. This new regulation necessitates technical adjustments in all law firms to meet the legal requirements. The legal profession was recently relieved of some of the burden by the abolition of the written form requirement for lawyers' invoices under Section 10 of the German Lawyers' Fees Act (RVG).

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