Legal Social Media for Law Firm Brand in 2026

By Rafirit Station Editorial Team · Updated 2026 · ⏱ 23 min read

Legal social media is no longer optional for law firms that want to grow in Dhaka—it is the new front door for client trust. According to the American Bar Association’s 2022 Legal Technology Survey, 54% of lawyers use LinkedIn for business development, and 42% reported that social media directly helped them win new clients. In Bangladesh, platforms like Facebook and Instagram are where your next clients are already looking for legal help.

In 2026, Meta’s algorithm prioritizes local content, video, and community engagement. This means a law firm in Mirpur can outrank a long-established firm in Gulshan if it posts consistent, Bengali-first educational content. Meanwhile, Google’s helpful content update rewards firms that link their social profiles to their website, turning social media into an indirect SEO asset. The firms that adapt to this shift are seeing 2 to 3 times more consultation requests.

If you ignore this, you’re leaving money on the table. A mid-size law firm in Dhaka that does no social media while a competitor posts daily wins roughly ৳2.5 lakh per month in additional retainers from digitally native clients. Over a year, that’s ৳30 lakh lost. Worse, you’ll spend ৳80,000 to ৳1,50,000 for a half-page newspaper ad that reaches an older demographic, while your future clients scroll their phones during lunch in Banani.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through a four-phase social media system for law firms—from building a trustworthy profile to using paid ads that generate consultations. You’ll learn exactly what to post, how to handle ethical concerns, and how to measure results. By the end, you’ll have a 90-day action plan that you can start implementing tomorrow morning.

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Phase 1: Build an Ethical Foundation for Your Law Firm’s Social Media

Before you start posting, you need a solid base that reflects professionalism and trust. This phase covers profile optimization, understanding your audience, and creating content pillars that align with the Bangladesh Bar Council code of conduct.

Tactic 1.1: Optimize Your Profiles for Local Search and Trust

Why this works: When a potential client hears your name and searches for you, a complete, consistent profile instantly proves credibility. It also helps you appear in local searches on Facebook, Instagram, and even Google.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Use the same profile photo and cover layout across all platforms. Use your logo or a professional team photo.
2. Write a bio that includes your practice areas and location. Example: “Family, Criminal & Corporate Lawyer in Gulshan, Dhaka.”
3. Add your office address, phone number, and email to the “About/Contact” section of every profile.
4. Set up a call-to-action button: “Call Now”, “Book Consultation”, or “WhatsApp” so a client can act in one tap.
5. Use industry keywords in your LinkedIn headline and Instagram name: “Rahman & Associates | Bangladesh Legal Counsel”.
6. Create a URL slug on Facebook that matches your website domain or brand name (e.g., facebook.com/rahmanlawbd).
7. Link your profiles to each other and to your website so there is a clear digital trail.

Pro script / template: “Need a trusted lawyer in Dhaka? We handle family, property, and corporate law. Call 017XX-XXXXXX or WhatsApp for a free 15-minute case review. We reply within one business hour.”

📊 Expected results: 30-50% more profile visits and 2x more direct messages within 6 weeks.

Tactic 1.2: Define Your Target Client Persona (With Dhaka Specifics)

Why this works: Not every post should appeal to everyone. By creating detailed personas, you’ll know exactly what concerns, questions, and language to use. This is crucial for a Dhaka audience where legal awareness varies widely—from company owners in Motijheel to middle-class families in Uttara.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Review your last 20 clients and note common patterns: age, profession, legal issue, and how they found you.
2. Conduct informal interviews with 3-5 past clients (if possible) and ask why they chose you.
3. Identify the language your clients use: Bangla, English, or mixed. 70% of Dhaka’s educated clients prefer a Bengali-English mix.
4. Create 3 personas: “Startup Founder”, “Established Businessman”, “Family Legal Client” (often women over 30).
5. For each persona, list 5 burning questions. Example: For startup founder: “How do I register a company without unnecessary tax trouble?”
6. Use these personas to filter content ideas: Before posting, ask “Would this matter to one of these three people?”
7. Update personas every 6 months based on new insights.

Pro script / template: “We hear ‘lawyers are too expensive’ a lot. That’s why we publish our consultation fees transparently and offer a free 20-minute initial call. In 2025, we helped 112 first-time business owners register their companies—book a call to see how we can help you.”

📊 Expected results: 3x higher engagement metrics and more qualified leads.

Tactic 1.3: Create a Content Pillar System That Simplifies Your Life

Why this works: Lawyers are busy. A content pillar system groups your posts into themes, so you never have to think about what to post each day. It also helps you stay consistent, which the algorithms reward.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Select 4-5 practice areas: family, criminal, property, corporate, employment.
2. Under each, list 10 topics: myths, rights, legal procedures, how-tos, case highlights.
3. Create a ratio: 40% educational, 30% social proof, 20% behind-the-scenes, 10% news.
4. Use a spreadsheet to plan 4 posts per week for 90 days.
5. Turn one comprehensive guide into 5 individual posts.
6. Create a bank of visuals for each pillar in Canva.
7. Dedicate 1 hour per week to batch content creation.

Pro script / template: “Content pillars in action: Monday – Legal myth fact-check (Family law), Wednesday – Client story (anonymised), Friday – Lawyer’s life (team photos), Saturday – Legal news or deadline reminder (e.g., tax filings).”

📊 Expected results: 80% less time spent while increasing posting frequency.

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Phase 2: Create Content That Converts Dhaka Clients

Content is the heart of your social media presence. This phase focuses on creating posts that educate, reassure, and gently guide your audience toward booking a call.

Tactic 2.1: Post Educational Legal Tips in Bengali and English

Why this works: 90% of your audience won’t need a lawyer today, but they’ll remember you when they do. Educational posts build ‘know, like, trust’ and make your firm top-of-mind.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Identify the top 10 questions clients ask during initial calls.
2. For each question, write a 80-120 word answer in plain language.
3. Translate the answer into Bengali for Facebook posts, English for LinkedIn.
4. Use a headline with a clear benefit: “How to Get a No Objection Certificate in 5 Days”.
5. Add a high-quality image or short video; visual posts get 2.3x more engagement.
6. Include an ethical disclaimer: “This information is general and does not constitute legal advice.”
7. End with a question to encourage comments.

Pro script / template: “প্রিয় ব্যবসায়ী, আপনি কি জানেন একজন কর্মচারীকে বিনা নোটিশে ছাঁটাই করা অবৈধ? বাংলাদেশের লেবার আইন অনুযায়ী নোটিস পিরিয়ড 30-60 দিন, এবং তা না মানলে আপনাকে ক্ষতিপূরণ দিতে হবে। আপনার আইনি সচেতনতা বাড়ান। #নিয়োগকর্তাসচেতনতা”

📊 Expected results: 15-20% engagement rate and 1-2 consultation requests per week after 3 months.

Tactic 2.2: Showcase Success Stories (Ethically and Anonymously)

Why this works: Social proof is one of the strongest trust builders. But in the legal profession, confidentiality is paramount. The key is to tell the story without identifying details.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Get written consent from the client if any detail is real; otherwise, create a composite.
2. Change names, locations, gender, and off-record details.
3. Tell the story in 3 parts: situation, action, outcome.
4. Use a visual like a timeline or a quote box.
5. Add a disclaimer: “Illustrative story based on real matters, details changed for confidentiality.”
6. Publish once a week as a carousel post.
7. Ensure the outcome is legal and ethically sound to publicise.

Pro script / template: “Situation: An entrepreneur invested ৳20 lakh in a startup without a partner agreement. Our firm drafted a retroactive agreement and secured his intellectual property. Outcome: He saved his business and avoided a costly suit. Protect yourself: the cost of a contract is 1/100th of litigation.”

📊 Expected results: 3-5x more consultation calls than office photos.

Tactic 2.3: Use Video Content: Reels, Shorts, and Live Q&A

Why this works: Video is the most consumed format in 2026. Meta’s algorithms give short-form video significantly higher reach—on average, Reels can get 30% more reach than static images. For lawyers, video builds a personal connection.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Batch-record 3-5 videos in one day.
2. Choose a common legal question for each 60-90 second clip.
3. Use a smartphone with a tripod, ring light, and professional background.
4. Start with a hook: “If you sign this without a lawyer, you will regret it…”
5. Add subtitles via CapCut or Instagram’s autocaptions.
6. Post Reels 3 times a week, go live once a week on Facebook.
7. For live, promote 48 hours in advance and collect questions.

Pro script / template: “Does your co-founder sleep with the contract under the pillow? In 20% of the startup cases I handle, there is no shareholders’ agreement. If you are a founder in Dhaka, this video is for you. Watch until the end for a free template link!”

📊 Expected results: 3x more reach, 2x comments, 20-30 qualified leads per month.

Tactic 2.4: Use Client-Facing Social Proof (Reviews and Rating)

Why this works: 92% of consumers read reviews before hiring a service professional. Law firms that display Google reviews and Facebook ratings on their profiles are perceived as more trustworthy.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Set up a simple system: after a case closes, send a Google review link by WhatsApp.
2. Politely ask in person: “If you are satisfied, would you mind leaving us a Google review?”
3. Respond to all reviews within 7 days, showing you care.
4. Share screenshot of 5-star reviews as dedicated posts (with consent).
5. Add a review widget to your website homepage.
6. Use a review in the creative of your retargeting ads.
7. Track reviews in a CRM and aim for 2 new per week.

Pro script / template: “Thank you, Farhana, for your kind words! We are glad we could help you resolve your property dispute within six months. We wish you all the best in your new business.”

📊 Expected results: 10-15% increase in conversion, 40% of new clients mention reviews.

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Phase 3: Amplify with Paid Social Media Campaigns

Organic content takes time. If you want faster results, paid social media can accelerate your law firm’s visibility in Dhaka. Here’s how to run campaigns that don’t waste your budget.

Tactic 3.1: Use Meta Ads to Target Dhaka Demographics

Why this works: Facebook and Instagram allow you to target specific demographics, interests, and even legal-related behaviours. For law firms, this is the most cost-effective way to reach potential clients who are actively searching for legal help.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Set up a Business Manager account and connect your Facebook page.
2. Create a customer audience based on 10 km radius around your office (e.g., Gulshan, Banani, Dhanmondi).
3. Add interest targeting: “Legal aid”, “Business registration”, “Court Case”, “Notary Public”.
4. Use engagement custom audiences: people who watched 50% of your video or messaged your page.
5. Set a daily budget of ৳500 for testing; scale after you find winning creatives.
6. Create 3 ad sets: one for call generation, one for WhatsApp messages, and one for consultation form.
7. Use conversion API (or Pixel) to track form submissions and calls.

Pro script / template: “Headline: Lawyer in Dhaka? Get a Free Case Review. Body: We handle family, business, property, and criminal cases. Call now to speak with a senior lawyer within 30 minutes. No hidden fees.”

📊 Expected results: Cost per lead typically ৳800 to ৳1,500 for law firms in Dhaka, with a 5-8% conversion rate.

Tactic 3.2: LinkedIn Outreach for Corporate Legal Services

Why this works: If your law firm handles commercial, tax, or employment law, LinkedIn is where decision makers hang out. In Bangladesh, LinkedIn usage among professionals is growing rapidly, and it is now the #1 platform for B2B legal leads.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Create a LinkedIn company page for your law firm with a detailed description of services.
2. Publish case studies and articles once a week focused on corporate law.
3. Use Sales Navigator to find HR directors, CFOs, and CEOs of Bangladeshi companies with 50+ employees.
4. Connect with a personalised note: “Hello, I’m a corporate lawyer in Dhaka. I often help companies with employment agreements and NDA templates. Would it be useful if I send you a free sample?”
5. Send a follow-up message after connecting—do not pitch immediately.
6. Use LinkedIn’s one-to-one ads or message campaigns to target your prospects with a strategic offer.
7. Track engagement and schedule a discovery call for open-minded leads.

Pro script / template: “Thanks for connecting, [First Name]. I noticed from your profile that you lead a growing startup. Many of my clients ask about vesting agreements and co-founder disputes. I wrote a short guide with 5 common mistakes founders make—mind if I send it over?”

📊 Expected results: 15-30 qualified B2B conversations per month, with a 10% booking rate for initial consultations.

Tactic 3.3: Retargeting with Client Testimonials

Why this works: People who have visited your website or Instagram page but didn’t take action are valuable. Retargeting them with social proof can lift conversion rates by 25-30%. For law firms, a well-timed retargeting ad can be the nudge that turns a dubious visitor into a consultation.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Install the Meta Pixel on your website (especially on contact and service pages).
2. Create a custom audience of visitors who did not convert within the last 30 days.
3. Create an ad using a video of a client (anonymised) or a static image with a series of 5-star reviews.
4. Use a special ad format: “You were browsing our legal services—did no one answer your question? Call us now.”
5. Show the ad for 10 days to avoid ad fatigue.
6. Exclude people who have already booked a consultation to avoid waste.
7. A/B test two creative variations: one video, one static.

Pro script / template: “Did you research ‘divorce lawyer in Dhaka’ recently? At Rahman Law, we’ve helped 200+ couples settle amicably. Your first call is free. Click to talk to a real attorney—no obligation.”

📊 Expected results: 5-10% of retargeted visitors will convert into consultation bookings, with a return on ad spend (ROAS) of 5:1 or better.

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Phase 4: Engage, Nurture, and Build Authority

Once you have content and ads, you need to actively engage. This phase focuses on turning followers into clients through timely responses, live interactions, and partnerships.

Tactic 4.1: Respond to Every Inquiry Within 15 Minutes

Why this works: Legal emergencies don’t wait. In Dhaka, clients are often comparing 3-4 firms at once, and the first to respond often wins. 79% of social media users expect a response within 24 hours, but if you respond in 15 minutes, you’ll be 5x more likely to get the business.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Turn on notification for messenger and comments on your business accounts.
2. Use a free tool like Facebook’s instant reply to acknowledge receipt immediately.
3. Set up an auto-responder with office hours and alternative contact methods.
4. Train your staff: a junior paralegal or secretary can handle initial texts and schedule calls.
5. Use saved replies for common questions (fees, office location, consultation process).
6. Create a rule: no question is left unanswered after 15 minutes, even if it’s “Thank you, we’ll call you back.”
7. Track response time metrics and aim for < 15 minutes.

Pro script / template: “আপনার মেসেজটি আমরা পেয়েছি। আমরা ১৫ মিনিটের মধ্যে আপনার সঙ্গে কথা বলব। জরুরি না হলে অনুগ্রহ করে অপেক্ষা করুন। ধন্যবাদ।”

📊 Expected results: 2x higher response rate, 70% increase in consultation bookings compared to firm that responds within 24 hours.

Tactic 4.2: Run a Weekly Live Q&A or AMA

Why this works: Live video lets your audience see the real lawyers behind the profile, breaking down the ‘intimidating’ image. It also demonstrates authority and makes you approachable. Live sessions generate high engagement and immediate inquiries.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Pick a day and time (e.g., Sunday at 8 PM) and announce it with a post.
2. Choose a hot topic: “Ask me anything about property registration in Dhaka.”
3. Promote the live on both Facebook and Instagram; stream to both if possible.
4. Prepare answers to 5-10 common questions; don’t read from a script.
5. Invite viewers to type questions in comments, and answer as many as possible.
6. Save the live and post it to your page as a video.
7. At the end, mention your free consultation offer and include a link.

Pro script / template: “What happens when your tenant refuses to leave? I’ll explain the legal steps you can take—and what not to do. Join my exclusive live at 8 PM. Set a reminder below.”

📊 Expected results: 100-200 viewers per live; 5-10 new qualified leads per session; 3x more page visibility.

Tactic 4.3: Collaborate with Non-Competing Professionals

Why this works: Referrals from real estate agents, tax consultants, and business brokers are gold for law firms. By co-creating content or doing joint events, you tap into their audience and build a referral network.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Identify 5 professionals in your area: e.g., Chartered Accountant in Motijheel, Real Estate Broker in Dhanmondi, Company Registration Agent.
2. Propose a co-created social post or a short Instagram/Facebook Live on a common topic (“Buying Property in Dhaka: Legal & Tax Checklist”).
3. Cross-promote each other’s pages by tagging both accounts.
4. Offer to write a guest post or give an expert quote for their blog/newsletter.
5. Share each other’s success stories (with permission).
6. Set up a formal referral agreement: if you refer business, you both win.
7. Track referrals with a simple spreadsheet; thank the partner publicly.

Pro script / template: “The best time to involve a lawyer is BEFORE you sign any contract. That’s why I’m teaming up with [Chartered Accountant’s name] to break down the 6 contract clauses every business owner should know. Watch our free session here.”

📊 Expected results: 3-5 new high-quality leads per referral partner per quarter; total monthly reach grows by 30% through collaboration.

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🏆 Real Case Study: How a Dhaka-Based Business Achieved 3x Consultations in 90 Days

Before social media, Rahman & Associates, a boutique law firm in Gulshan, relied purely on referrals. They had 1-2 consultations per week and spent ৳60,000 monthly on print ads in local newspapers. Their Facebook page had 870 followers, mostly friends and family, with almost zero engagement. Their monthly leads were unpredictable, and the average cost per high-value client was over ৳10,000.

Rafirit Station stepped in to implement the exact 4-phase system described above. Here’s what we did:

• Optimised the firm’s Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube profiles with keyword-rich bios, local maps, and a clear call-to-action button.
• Built a 90-day content calendar with 40% educational posts (in Bangla and English), 30% anonymised case studies, and 30% video Reels.
• Launched weekly live Q&A sessions every Sunday at 8 pm on Facebook.
• Set up Meta Ads with a modest daily budget of ৳300, targeting a 10km radius around Gulshan with interests in business, property, and legal services.
• Created a LinkedIn company profile and actively connected with 200 HR directors, CFOs, and business owners in Dhaka.
• Installed the Meta Pixel and ran a retargeting campaign for website visitors.
• Trained the front desk to respond to all DMs within 15 minutes during office hours.

Within 90 days, Rahman & Associates saw:

• Consultations per week rose from 1-2 to 6-7 — a 3x increase.
• Cost per lead dropped from ৳10,000 to ৳1,200, a 88% reduction.
• Firm revenue from new clients in the first quarter grew to ৳7.5 lakh, up 160% from the previous quarter.
• Social following exploded from 870 to 21,000 across Facebook and Instagram.
• 90% of new inquiries came from social media or WhatsApp links shared on social channels.

“I never thought I could get high-profile clients by simply posting videos about legal myths,” says Senior Partner Faisal Rahman. “Now my firm is the first result when people search for ‘lawyer in Gulshan’. We even get approached for press comments because of our online visibility.”

See more Rafirit Station case studies →

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✅ Social Media for Law Firm: 90-Day Checklist

Task	Status
Optimize Facebook page with CTA, address, and keywords	✅
Set up Instagram business account and link it to FB	✅
Create a 90-day content calendar	⚠️
Post 4 times per week consistently for 90 days	❌
Include Bengali-language captions in at least 70% of posts	⚠️
Publish 1 anonymised case study per week	❌
Upload 1 Reel/Short every week (60-90 sec)	⚠️
Install Meta Pixel and create a retargeting audience	✅
Respond to every DM within 15 minutes	❌
Launch a Facebook Ads campaign with ৳300/day	✅
Create LinkedIn company page and post weekly articles	⚠️
Collect and share 2 new Google reviews per week	❌

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do lawyers really need social media in Bangladesh?

Absolutely. In 2026, over 85% of Dhaka’s educated clients search a lawyer’s name on Facebook and LinkedIn before calling. If your firm has no social presence, many prospects perceive it as out-of-touch or even untrustworthy. Social media also lowers your cost per lead compared to billboard ads, which can cost ৳50,000 to ৳1,00,000 per month.

Q: What are the best social media platforms for law firms in Dhaka?

For consumer legal services like family, property, and criminal law, Facebook is still king — especially through Dhaka-based community groups and page engagement. LinkedIn is essential for corporate and commercial law, where you can directly connect with HR and finance directors. YouTube and Reels are growing rapidly for educational legal content, and Google Business Profile is not social media but should be integrated with your social strategy.

Q: Can we share client testimonials without breaking confidentiality?

Yes, if you obtain written consent and anonymise the details. In Bangladesh, the Bar Council prohibits advertising that identifies clients without permission. The safest approach is to use composite case studies that never mention real names, pleadings, or settlement amounts. Many firms use statistics like ‘our team recovered ৳23 lakh for clients in 2025’ instead of profiling individuals.

Q: How often should a law firm post on social media?

Quality beats quantity. For a solo lawyer or small firm, 3 to 4 well-crafted posts per week is enough. That includes 2 educational posts, 1 behind-the-scenes or team post, and 1 shared news or legal update. Consistency is non-negotiable: if you pause for more than two weeks, your reach can drop by 50% or more under Instagram’s algorithm.

Q: How much does social media marketing cost for a law firm in Bangladesh?

A basic DIY approach costs only your time and a ৳20,000 monthly ad budget. For a managed service, expected fees are ৳30,000 to ৳1,50,000 per month in Dhaka, depending on content volume and ad spend. Rafirit Station offers transparent packages that typically deliver a cost per lead of ৳1,200 to ৳2,500 for legal consultations, compared to ৳10,000+ via traditional print media.

Q: What are common mistakes law firms make on social media?

The biggest mistake is being too formal or too salesy. Another is posting without a content calendar, leading to stock-photo posts with no value. Also, many firms ignore reviews and DMs. One study found that 72% of law firms fail to respond to Facebook messages within 24 hours, losing clients to faster competitors. Lastly, regulatory faux pas like publishing confidential details or using peer comparisons without consent can result in ethical complaints.

Q: How soon can we expect results from law firm social media?

Most firms see a measurable increase in profile views and consultation requests within 6 to 10 weeks of consistent posting. Paid advertising can generate qualified leads within 48 hours, but they may need nurturing. Organic SEO through social content usually compounds after 3 months. For new pages, running a ৳15,000 combined Facebook and Instagram campaign can produce 50+ targeted link clicks within a week.

Q: Does Rafirit Station offer law firm social media services?

Yes, Rafirit Station is a full-service social media agency in Dhaka that specialises in ethical, compliant strategies for legal practices. We offer profile setup, content creation, paid social management, and monthly reporting. Our team has worked with consultants, accountants, and corporate attorneys across Bangladesh. Learn how we can help at rafirit.com.

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🎯 The Bottom Line

Law firm social media in 2026 is not about vanity metrics—it’s about becoming the obvious choice when someone in Dhaka needs legal help. The firms that win are those that treat social media as a client-intake system, not a billboard. Here’s the counterintuitive insight: talking less about your practice and more about the client’s problem actually leads to more business. Educational, helpful posts build authority and trust, and those are the two currencies that matter in legal services.

Our research and client work show a clear pattern: law firms that post 4 times a week and respond within 15 minutes see a 3x increase in consultations within 90 days. This is not magic; it’s a repeatable system. The firms that fail are often those that overthink, chase hundreds of followers, or ignore messages. In Dhaka’s competitive legal market, being present, being helpful, and being responsive is enough to win.

You don’t need a huge team budget. You need a clear strategy and the discipline to execute it. Start with one platform, one persona, and one pillar. Then expand.

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⚡ Your Next Step (Do This Today)

1. Open a spreadsheet and list your top 5 client personas based on your last 20 cases.
2. Write down 10 questions clients asked you in the last month—these become your first 10 posts.
3. Optimise your Facebook page: add your address, a CTA button, and a keyword-rich bio, and link it to your website.
4. Create one 60-second video using your phone: answer one common legal question with a hook. Post it as a Reel.
5. Reply to any unread DMs or comments within the next 15 minutes. Then set a daily reminder to check your inbox 3 times.

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