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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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