Dennis DM Meador

Dennis “DM” Meador is the founder and CEO of The Legal Podcast Network, where he’s redefining how attorneys connect, educate, and build authority in the digital age. With over 30 years of marketing experience—including more than two decades focused on law firms—DM has become a sought-after strategist for attorneys seeking impactful, scalable visibility.

DM began his career forging his own entrepreneurial path, blending a keen understanding of marketing with a relentless drive to help professionals, especially lawyers, unlock new channels for growth. Recognizing that legal marketing demands more than generic promotion, he pioneered question-based, client-centric content strategies. Through his leadership at The Legal Podcast Network, he empowers law firms to cut through online noise by producing high-value FAQ-driven podcasts and YouTube content that speaks directly to their ideal clients at the right moment.

Under DM’s previous stewardship, his firm grew from fewer than 80 clients and just under $1 million in revenue to nearly 500 clients and beyond $5 million annually in five years—a testament to his strategic vision and knack for scaling teams and results.

A champion for practical innovation, DM is passionate about bridging the gap between traditional legal expertise and cutting-edge digital platforms. He’s an advocate for leveraging YouTube and long-tail (or “answer engine optimized”) content to connect attorneys with their communities in more meaningful, localized ways. His network doesn’t just broadcast lawyer podcasts—it also fosters collaboration across the legal industry and delivers targeted, accessible answers for consumers searching for trusted counsel.

Known for his engaging, logic-forward approach and authentic leadership, DM is a true thought partner for attorneys looking to amplify their impact without sacrificing professionalism or local relevance. When he’s not helping law professionals get found and hired online, you’ll find him diving deep into podcasting trends, collaborating on content innovations, or revisiting his favorite “Office” episodes.