Miami On My Mind
This is an off topic post. I dunno. Just felt I needed to share. #soscuba. Miami on my mind, again. The events of the last few weeks, the sad, sad
Holiday gifts for clients | Ideas for lawyers, law firms, marketers, and others…
This evergreen post offers law firms, lawyers, marketers, consultants, and other professionals an inside look at traditions, tips, and ideas for corporate holiday gift giving. (Originally published Nov. 2012) While
Top Ranked Blogs Get Passed Over By The 2014 ABA Blawg 100
Posted by Jayne Navarre on Dec 3, 2014 in Blog Tips, Opinion, Website Analytics | 3 Comments Santa’s got a list. He’s checking it twice. Every “list” deserves a little
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
Google and the ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Doctrine
“The principle that you have a right to be forgotten is a laudable one, but it was never intended to be a way for people to rewrite history.” -Emma Carr
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
Gamify Your Web Analytics: A Low Calorie Program For Law Firm Marketers | Part I
2013 will be remembered for many things but for those of us tethered to a sedentary routine—sitting in front of a computer—2013 may be remembered as the year of the
Layoffs Threaten Law Firm Partners
A headline in the Marketplace section of Monday’s Wall Street Journal (1/7/2013) gave some sobering news: “Layoffs Threaten Law Firm Partners. First it was staff, then associates, now partners? According
Intimidating criminals, rallying citizens, and managing trial publicity in social media forums…yes, indeed!
Last May (2012), I blogged about the spectacular trial publicity move made by Mark O’Mara, newly retained defense counsel for George Zimmerman who is charged with 2nd degree murder in
Charleston, West Virginia | Newspapers Move Online Commenting System to Facebook, Exclusively
On Monday, September 17, 2012, the Charleston West Virginia Gazette and Daily Mail websites required readers to use Facebook, exclusively, for posting comments on news stories. Facebook? Exclusively? Really? This