How To Write An Essay Style Blog Post
Posted by Jayne Navarre on Oct 9, 2016 in Blog Tips, Content Marketing, How-To | One Comment As the Virtual Marketing Officer predicted in an early 2009 post, social and digital
10 Tips for Converting Your Presentation Slide Deck for SlideShare
Posted by Jayne Navarre on Jan 22, 2015 in Best Practices, Content Marketing, How-To, Social Media | No Comments SlideShare.net makes it really easy to double down on that live
Six Can’t-Miss Plays to Supercharge Your Online Marketing in 2015.
Posted by Jayne Navarre on Jan 14, 2015 in Brand Strategy, Content Marketing, How-To, Online Tools, Social Media | 2 Comments By now you’ve probably scanned at least a dozen
Are you ready to deck the halls with boughs of social media content?
Posted by Jayne Navarre on Nov 10, 2014 in Brand Strategy, Content Marketing, Ideas, Social Media, social.lawyers | No Comments There’s a holiday feeling in the air. The invites to
A Legal Thriller
If the swashbuckling criminal trial lawyer and oft times guest commentator on the CBS network, Paul Batista, had a blog, I’m pretty sure he’d write his own posts. But why
“Ghostwriter? That is unethical,” says the law firm marketing director to the ghost.
Every writer knows that writing takes time. Behind what looks like a simple article, presentation, speech, memo, proposal, blog post, or legal brief may be hours and hours of researching,
The Struggle For The Perfect Attorney Bio Page
In my experience creating law firm website content, it is rarely that simply writing an effective attorney bio is a problem. The challenge is convincing the attorney that they do
Essential Ingredients for Your Blog Post
Law blogger: Do you blog because you are trying to engage with in-house counsel, journalists, prospective clients, and other interested parties? And how is that going for you? In my
The State of Digital Marketing: Information overload
That’s the word from GreenTarget’s newly released 2014 survey of in-house counsel and law firm marketers. Who can argue with survey data. But are you convinced that in-house counsel is reading your