Project Overview:

Since mid-2020, Golden Medina Services has partnered with DUI Doctor on a long-term, adaptive content and media strategy designed to sustain visibility in a highly regulated, trust-based industry.

Rather than treating social media as a short-term growth tactic, this engagement focused on building a durable visibility system. One capable of evolving alongside platform algorithms, audience behavior, and broader shifts in digital media.

Over multiple platform eras, Golden Medina Services led strategy, production, and execution across YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, while integrating content into broader brand initiatives including editorial features, out-of-home advertising, and media amplification tied to national television exposure.

This project reflects a systems-based approach to marketing, where content creation, analytics, experimentation, and transparent communication work together to support long-term brand authority.

Engagement Objectives:

• Establish sustained digital visibility for a criminal defense attorney in a competitive metropolitan market
• Adapt content strategy in response to platform and algorithm changes over time
• Maintain credibility and professionalism while leveraging short-form and emerging media formats
• Reduce operational burden on the client through a fully managed execution model
• Extend content beyond social platforms into broader brand and media channels

Results & Impact:

• Multi-year sustained visibility across major social platforms
• Estimated cumulative organic reach and impressions in the tens of millions
• Ability to maintain audience attention through significant algorithm and platform shifts
• Strengthened brand recognition beyond social media through integrated media efforts

Rather than optimizing for short-lived virality alone, the engagement prioritized repeat exposure, credibility, and long-term recall—key factors in professional services marketing.

Related Case Study:

This project is documented in greater depth in our long-form case study, which examines the methodology, data modeling, and strategic pivots behind the engagement.

Read the full case study:
Adaptive Content Strategy in Criminal Defense Marketing (2020–Present)

Why This Project Matters:

For attorneys and professional service firms, this project demonstrates how strategic content can function as a long-term brand asset rather than a short-term campaign.