Press and speaking.

Clayton Mosbey speaks to bar associations, conferences and firm retreats about how people in crisis actually decide, and what a law firm’s website, intake and marketing have to do about it. The material is the eight books and the 7,600-site study; the delivery is the method itself: regulated, proven, then asked.

A full list of talks, publications and press mentions is being assembled. Ask us for it in the meantime.

Talks. Six the audience remembers.

Fear. Shame. Urgency.
Keynote

Three forces fire before a single word is read.

What the amygdala does with a law firm homepage in fifty milliseconds, and why the credentials arrive too late to matter.

36
of 7,600
Keynote

7,600 websites walked into the audit. Thirty-six walked out.

The study, the ten dimensions, the three signals, and the finding that traffic cannot save you.

The research
“Office?”
Workshop

The first voice decides which chapter the family thinks it walked into.

For intake teams and the attorneys who answer between hearings. The first ten seconds, fully loaded.

The First Voice
The Champion
Keynote

Trial by combat never ended.

Why advocacy holds in the age of AI, and what a frightened buyer is actually paying for.

The Champion
~22%
Of trust
Session

The price on the page.

Pricing transparency is 22 percent of trust. Why the number that turns away the wrong prospect is the one that lets the right one exhale.

Pricing
Regulate first. Prove second. Ask last.
Workshop

The same door, different fears.

Crisis families across five practice areas, and why the first sentence changes while the order does not.

Who we serve

Press kit. What is ready to send.

Biography.

Clayton Mosbey is the founder of Score More Clients and the author of The Trust Frame and the Trust Frame Series, published by Mosbey Media. He ran the 7,600-site study of criminal defense websites behind the method. Score More Clients is the Official Affinity Partner of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Photography.

Studio portraits in several settings, landscape and portrait, cleared for editorial use with credit. Portraits are available on request.

The books.

Cover files, ISBNs and a one-paragraph description of each of the eight volumes, on the Books page. Review copies on request.

Press inquiries: [email protected], or (760) 878-7111. A person replies.