A Friday Diversion: Criminal Lawyers Online
I’m in the last phase of preparing the manuscript of my forthcoming book, social.lawyer: Transforming business development, new media, new tools and the social web for lawyers. Exactly seven days
Fear of Facebook Part III : Fan Pages for Law Firms?
“There’s a lot of business done in country clubs, but you’ll never see a company open a booth in the club’s dining room. Instead, individual business people network quietly there,
Fear of Facebook? You decide.
“Should I be on Facebook?” That is the first question lawyers often ask me these days. Followed by: “Should I trust Facebook?” and “Is Facebook really worth my time for
The Social Web Revolution and Law Firm Marketing Professionals
Posted by Jayne Navarre on Mar 19, 2010 in Law Firm CMO, Marketing Communications, Social Web, Twitter | No Comments While no longer a novelty to Tweet a conference in
Sustainable—and valuable—social media strategy. PART I
Social interaction, online and offline, is one of many ways people get connected to products and services, so it makes perfect sense that many professional services marketers are looking at
Advertising is no longer a spectator sport.
Businesses are definitely embracing non-traditional ways of reaching their customers. In some cases out of necessity, other cases, just because they can. People on either end of the transaction, supplier
Getting The Product Off The Shelves.
Law firms have, basically speaking, one thing to sell –TIME. Their inventory is determined by the number of bodies in the “warehouse” multiplied by the hours available within those bodies.
VMO Social Computing Checklist- Part III
Lawsuits involving blogs are heating up. The social computing space is a fertile ground for legal actions because blogging is rife with opinions about companies and individuals. If untrue, those
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