Social Touchpoints for Your 2010 Marketing Plans
byLaw firms may need to play catch up if they don’t start integrating social technologies into their marketing, client service and business development mix…
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Twitter for Lawyers: Building Business Relationships
byImage by luc legay via Flickr You can improve your ability to build meaningful business relationships on Twitter. I’d like to introduce you to…
Blog Smarter. Write Media Rich Emails. Try Zemanta
byI’ve mentioned Zemanta to my blog readers in an earlier post where I talked about online tools I can’t live without. Today I learned…
LinkedIn is the Greatest Directory Ever
byImage via CrunchBase No question –Linkedin is a valuable service that enables people to expand their business networks beyond physical limitations. However, it’s even…
Make Your Own Twitter Dashboard With iGoogle.
byA lot of my friends like TweetDeck for managing Twitter on their desktop. I like it too and recommend it over other 3rd party…
Online Organization: My Top 10 (Free) Tools I Can't Live Without
byIf you’re like me, keeping up with my “social” life is getting out of control. My RSS feeds are unwieldy, the good stuff that I read, watch and listen to on the Web is getting buried deep in my bookmarks, my status updates are neglected, and I’ve got a five page spreadsheet of logins and passwords (it’s true!).
I know I’m not alone, because each week new services and tools launch promising to provide sanity to all the noise. To some extent I’ve been able to weed out those that are worthwhile and those that fall short. Experimenting takes time.
To save you time, I decided to share a few life savers that I’ve integrated into my online life. They are making my social life a bit more user friendly and hopefully they will help you too.
Get the list of ten tools that I use frequently or recommend. Best of all they’re FREE! Read more….
3 Geeks and a Law Blog publishes best of '09
byGreg Lambert, 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, just posted the ’09 list of must read blog posts. Gathering suggestions from his Twitter community, this list rocks. So far there are 150 posts. And we’re only in the first half of ’09.
There’s so much great stuff here it will take me all year to read them. My plan is to read one a day for the next 145 days. (I already read 5 and the inspiration factor is off the scale. Check out The Sun, The Cave, Enterprise 2.0 and the Ah Ha Moment on Cheryl McKinnon’s blog Candy and Asprin. The 2 minute video at the end is a treat.)
Thanks Greg (@glambert) and everyone who contributed selections. This a true example of community. What did we do before the Web went 2.0? Not to worry. No looking back.
Mining Existing Content for the Social Web
byMarkerters, this one’s for you. Part of the VirtualMarketingOfficer’s mission is to pass along ideas to make your job easier. So, if you’ve been tasked with setting up or directing a social Web program in your firm, here are your first 4 steps.
How Important are Law Firm Business Cards?
byBeing professional does not mean you have to be invisible. Tradition is a wonderful thing, I like classic black on ivory. But I’m also practical. I want that card to throw me a clue. I want something that helps me to remember the person that gave it to me so I can follow them on Twitter!
What revolution? Are we there yet?
byI’m knee deep in trying to understand the next generation of Web applications -Web 3.0 -the giant global graph that links users, actions, knowlege and companies and etc.