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Would you recommend. Now, this kind of. Just the idea that kind of came to my head. Would you recommend that if they had, like, an ad campaign, like, getting a hold of these favorite clients or whatever, and then just kind of showing them this ad and being like, hey, does this speak to you? Would you recommend that? I would recommend that, of course. You want to be, you know, careful of how much you're asking of your clients. You know, if you have that type of relationship, you know, people love giving their input, and, you know, everybody loves to be a. Be a critic, right, and have their opinions count. So, like, yeah, if you're creating an ad campaign or a mailer or whatever, you know, if you have the type of relationship where you could just reach out and be like, hey, you know, I really value you as a client. Like, in all honesty, I wish I could attract more people like you because you're one of my favorite clients. Can you give me a little feedback on this? Would this ad have been attractive to you? A lot of times they're gonna say yes, but. But the other thing is, as long as they're just kind of willing to have that one conversation with you and just kind of answer some of those questions about what were their priorities when they were looking for a lawyer? What happened in their life to make them look for a lawyer? If you kind of get that information from them, you probably got what you need to create the ad campaigns. But that said, if you've got the type of relationship where you can reach out to them and ask for their feedback, by all means. The law firm marketing minute is brought to you by Spotlight Marketing and Branding, where we help solo and small law firms get more clients and better clients. If you want more details, visit growmylawfirmfast.com.