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Check the satisfaction of your workers. They work worse than their maximum if they have it below 80%.
If so, generally it requires some time for the business to grow. Imagine, you had an open-doors day on Monday and now fewer clients. Don't worry, not every business starts with profits and growth.
first, click on the insider and view the single day customers per hour. you'll notice they are only around during specific times.
also marketing, i don't drop more than 1k. 500 in web 500 in signage. Law firms don't bring in the big bucks.
Edit: Like i have a nice lawyer-agency with 30/30 seats all maxed only getting 3-4 customers per hour at best
And going 7-17 appears to be optimal timewise.
buying and shutting down your competitors while your indexes are max'd out should increase this number
What?
Hourly Lawyer Fee = $47,600
Ongoing exspenses - Marketing fee -$6,350
Other fees -$3295
Profit = 37,954
4 Desks 14 hour shifts easiest money I make.
Its at mid-town with no competition btw *and ~80%demand . So i am really sure it's a bug. :)
**And i did manage a couple of lawyer-agencies yielding 200k+ befor. Yet after last hot-fix it appears to be broke on new saves.
You could max promotion and get 4 at times, but I'm not sure that's optimal. The game is about making money. Not about filling something up or following some rules you put on yourself. Look at numbers, they will tell you everything you have to do.
Totally, I run about 12 lawyers and it makes 80-100k on average, more when it's in high demand. Law firms make great money and they're easy... if a bit boring. But they're the gateway to getting access to some good money in the game in story mode. That finally gave me enough capital such that starting a new business was much more affordable and faster.
Then you open a large clothing store and it puts everything else to shame ...
the not meeting building capacity isn't, i said it'd increase them, not that you'd meet 100% of the capacity, capacity is just the hard limit on how many you could get and how many you get is affected by several other factors, from store type, to promotion index, to pricing index etc etc
you can directly test this by opening up and staffing more firms of your own in the district and watching your businesses customers plummet per business after a full 24 hour cycle or so
you can also try opening up a fast food place and seeing how it basically always meets capacity/has high numbers regardless of marketing, often marketing isn't even needed to meet 75 in this type; these are high capacity sale businesses where you get an unholy amount of customers, compared to say, a jewelry store that is more about quality of sales over pure quantity
so far in an office the highest i've seen in a single law firm was around 39, when they had 2 competitors in the district (three of their own firms :v), they had like 15 or so, with only 1 competitor (so 2 businesses), they had like 29 per hour
You do not need that many.. you need as many as there is demand for. it is one of the jobs where the more you have does not mean better.
I would scale it down start at like 5.. then keep adding one every other day until you find out how many you actually need. You can look at the daily breakdown and it will tell you how many clients you had that is how many lawyers you need.