Our work
Real issues. Read any of them, cover to cover.
Nothing here is a mockup. Every issue was written, printed and mailed for a real client — and opens on this page.
The library
Open one, then keep going.
Every cover opens the full issue. Move to the next without closing it.
Production
How an issue gets made.
The same five steps every month.
You tell us what is going on — however you like
A twenty-minute call if you enjoy talking, or three lines in an email if you do not. A matter that closed well, a new hire, the question three clients asked in a row. Send article ideas if you have them; if you would rather not think about it at all, we will come to you with a plan instead.
We plan the issue
You approve the outline before a word is written — column, article, firm news, the keeper. A minute of your time saves a rewrite. Change anything, or reply “looks good” and we go.
We write it
Five or six pieces at 200–400 words, edited by a person. Long enough to be worth reading, short enough to get read. In your voice, not a template’s.
We handle the pictures
Send your own photographs — the office, the team, the job site — and we will use them. If you have none, we source or generate what the issue needs. Nobody has to go looking for a photo that does not exist.
We lay it out, you approve the proof
Four pages typeset to your masthead and colors, and you see the proof first. Layout runs on software we built, so the date agreed a month ahead is the date it ships.
It lands in the mailbox and the inbox
Printed and mailed at cost through our print partner, published as a flipbook you can send, and emailed the same week. Or digital only — your call.
The rest of it
What else we make.
Newsletters are the piece with a public link on the end.
Email marketing
The issue goes to your list the week it lands, and the follow-ups run while you’re in court.
How it worksGoogle, Meta & YouTube ads
Campaigns aimed at intent, reviewed monthly by someone who opens the search terms report.
How it worksWebsites & content
A fast site, a complete Google Business Profile, and one article a month worth publishing.
How it worksWe won’t share a client’s contact details, tell you what anyone pays, or show work that isn’t public. You’d want the same discretion, so it’s in our agreements.
Want one of these with your name on it?
Tell us who is on your list. We’ll show you what the first issue would be.
No pitch deck, no discovery-call gauntlet. One conversation, one straight answer.