Trust, reviews, and local signals drive the firm's growth playbook.
David Bogue and Robert Royer walk through a plain business truth: law firms grow through trust, referrals, and reviews. The strongest part is how grounded it stays.

Building Brands Marketing
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Building Brands Podcast turns brand growth into practical decisions about trust, positioning, referrals, and go-to-market work.
Building Brands Podcast sits on the operator side of Business & Finance. Brand building is treated as a business system, not a mood board. The sampled episodes use guest interviews to tie marketing choices to law firm growth, intellectual property, insurance, partnerships,…
You get founder therapy where referrals, reviews, paid channels, and niche signage all become strategy.
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Trust, reviews, and local signals drive the firm's growth playbook.
David Bogue and Robert Royer walk through a plain business truth: law firms grow through trust, referrals, and reviews. The strongest part is how grounded it stays.
A practical case for letting operations, not slogans, do the talking.
Building Brands treats Allison DePaoli's conversation as a practical look at brand positioning in health insurance and marketing. She presents Alteak as a more modern, forward thinking alternative to traditional brokers, and that idea carries through the way the firm speaks to…
A practical look at how an underserved RV insurance brand uses search, partnerships, and point-of-sale presence to grow.
An RV insurance brand story works best when it stays close to distribution. Austin Green is presented as helping build Romley into one of the leading brands in recreational vehicle insurance, and the strongest section is the one that gets concrete about how buyers are reached:…
A grounded look at how a referral-driven legal practice grows across markets.
This episode traces Madhu's move from a solo practice, first called MK Singh Law, to Foundry Law Group, and uses that shift to show how a referral-heavy legal business takes shape as it grows.
Trademark protection meets the practical math of marketing, neighborhood fit, and client targeting.
Trademark protection sits beneath much of brand-building, and this conversation keeps that link grounded. Hannah Stitt, owner and attorney at Tectonic Law, is presented as an intellectual property lawyer at a business and IP-focused firm in San Francisco, working with companies…
A straightforward look at how a referral-driven law firm grows through trust, restraint, and experience.
Madhu, the owner and attorney at Foundry Law Group, tells a clear story of a firm that grew from MK Singh Law into its current form. The emphasis stays on trust, patience, and referrals, which fits a niche where caution matters.

Simon Owens interviews founders about the revenue mechanics behind their media businesses.

Colin and Samir break down creator-economy news, from OpenAI's TBPN deal to AI podcasts.

AI-era marketing tactics from operators testing what works next.

Mark DeGrasse interviews agency and marketing operators on the frameworks behind their case studies.

Cory Cotten-Potter interviews B2B sales and marketing founders on AI's reshaping of pipeline generation.

Kristina Halvorson interviews content strategists about how the work actually gets done.
Robert Royer welcomes Hannah Stitt, owner and attorney at Tectonic Law, for a Legal Leader Series conversation about brands, intangible assets, and how a business-and-IP law firm serves clients.
Robert Royer sits down with Madhu, owner and attorney at Foundry Law Group.
Robert Royer welcomes Madhu, owner and attorney at Foundry Law Group, to the Legal Leader Series.
An interview with attorney Ryan Gregerson about founding and scaling a successful law firm.
An interview with attorney Anish Gupta about starting and scaling a fully remote law firm, Water Law.
An interview with insurance agency founder Dean Ballinger discussing the importance of defining a niche in the insurance market.
Host Brayden Pope interviews Michael Elth, founder of Wise Dollar Insurance, about his journey from accounting to starting his own insurance agency.
An interview with a partner at a boutique law firm for entrepreneurs, discussing the firm's unique approach to providing in-house counsel services on an as-needed basis.
David Bogue treats firm growth as a trust business.
Allison DePaoli, founder of Alteak, discusses how her independent health insurance firm uses creative strategies to reduce costs and improve care for employers.
Austin Green from Romley discusses how the company identified a gap in the RV insurance market, built digital-first products, and navigated marketing shifts like AI's impact on search.
Host Robert Breuer interviews attorney Tad Nelson about how his firm's big-city experience with small-town values shapes client relationships and brand reputation.
Host Robert Breuer interviews attorney Anthony Robles about niche branding and building a successful law practice focused on representing men in family law.
Host Robert Groyer interviews Ryan McComber about the founding and identity of litigation boutique Figari Davenport.
An interview with attorney Laura Fideli about building her family law brand and unique client approach.
An interview with attorney Rochelle Fetty about building her law firm from scratch, discussing challenges and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.