AI Social Media Manager for Law Firms

Plans your firm's posts weeks ahead

Firm news and general information, never advice

Turns your legal articles into posts

Posts to LinkedIn and Google Business Profile

Nothing posts until your firm approves

Billable hours come first, and the feed slips

Your last LinkedIn post still welcomes last year’s new partner

Matters run long, hearing dates move and the practice manager has the trust account to reconcile. Meanwhile the firm’s news sits in an email thread: a solicitor newly admitted, a wills and estates service opening, a talk at the local business chamber. BUZZ, Sevenfold’s AI social media manager, turns that news, and what you know about your practice areas, into posts, so your page looks current when a prospective client looks you up.

Weeks of firm posts, planned while you bill

BUZZ works two to four weeks ahead on one board: Planned, Drafts, Scheduled, Published. Next week’s firm posts are there at a glance, with no one chased by email.

From 1 to 15 posts a week, on whichever days and times your firm sets
You choose how many are helpful, fun or promotional, so a family law practice keeps selling rare

General information and firm news, never advice

Put the line in your posting rules: general information only, never advice on someone’s own matter. Every draft waits on your board for the firm to edit, approve or delete. Nothing publishes before that.

Once approved, a post takes the next open slot. Publish now sends it straight away
Tone down a line that reads like advice before a client ever sees it

LinkedIn for the partners, Google for the locals

BUZZ posts to LinkedIn as your company page or a partner’s profile, and to Google Business Profile, where locals look for a conveyancer. Facebook, Instagram, X and Threads get their own captions.

Hashtags off or minimal for a measured voice, or up to 8 on Instagram
Photos of your people and offices from your AI Brain library, logo optional

Is BUZZ right for your firm?

What BUZZ writes from, and the firms it suits

BUZZ writes from what your firm gives it.

What BUZZ drafts your firm’s posts from

Your practice areas and how you describe them to clients, kept in your AI Brain
Notes you keep on the people you act for and your part of town
Audience settings for who you want to reach: home buyers, executors, business owners

A strong fit if your firm

Goes months without a post when a big matter takes over
Gets looked up on Google or LinkedIn before the first phone call

On your firm's feed

Your firm’s month, turned into posts

An article on your website

Your estates team writes about what an executor does. BUZZ shapes the article into a post that reaches people on LinkedIn and Facebook, not only those who find your website.

A new practice area

You start taking on employment law matters. Add the service to your AI Brain, with how you explain it to clients, and BUZZ’s topic ideas start to include it.

Australia Day and EOFY

BUZZ’s topic ideas follow the months of the year and Australian dates such as Australia Day and EOFY, when your commercial clients are closing off their financial year.

A follower wants your wills checklist

On Instagram, someone comments WILL under your post about making a will. Your own message, say the link to your wills enquiry form, goes to them by DM, with an optional public reply under the post.

The monthly look back

BUZZ reads post stats from LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Threads, goes through the month with you in chat, then re-drafts the post that did best, perhaps your piece on powers of attorney.

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Questions & Answers

Questions law firms ask about BUZZ

Can BUZZ post videos about our practice areas?

No. Each post is one image with a caption, and posts on X and Threads can be text only. Stories are a single image on Facebook and Instagram. BUZZ doesn’t do video or Reels, carousels or multi-photo posts, and it doesn’t post to TikTok.

Will BUZZ reply to comments or reviews for the firm?

No. Replies to comments, direct messages and Google reviews stay with your team, so any answer about someone’s own matter comes from a lawyer.

What does BUZZ cost a law firm?

Plans start at AUD $29 a month when billed yearly, or AUD $38 on monthly billing.