You survived the recession, but your [law] blog is in foreclosure.
There’s one thing I’ve learned about being a blogger—the cost of entry may be cheap but it’s expensive to sustain. And that’s why, more than we would like to admit,
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
Are We Bragging too much? | More Social Networking Tips for Building a Better Business Persona
Last week I asked: Is it okay for lawyers and other business professionals to flaunt their political passions on Facebook and other social networks? This week I want to know:
FACEBOOK AND POLITICS | Do they mix? Yes, no, maybe?
As I watch the steady stream of political material flow through my Facebook river, I ask, is it okay for a lawyer or a businessperson with a wide circle of
Building a LAW PRACTICE-SPECIFIC social media strategy | Examining User Behavior
If you have an estate planning practice, your target audience for new business is probably middle-aged adults aged 35-44. Online social media user behavior in that age group tends toward
Why law firms fail to hit the proverbial Social Media Ball out of the park.
A blog without comments is like a newsletter printed in digital ink—delete. A Facebook Page without conversation is like a malfunctioning cellular tower—”can you hear me now?” and a Twitter
Do It Yourself Search Optimization | Part II
for blogs and websites This is the second in a three part series of basic steps for bloggers who want to gain greater organic search exposure. No technical skill required.
Easy Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for WordPress and other websites | Part One!
Hardly a day goes by without someone asking me how they can improve their search results. I used to wonder why they ask when there is so much free advice
Collaboration will be the next decade’s imperative
There are two very important words law firms need to talk about, right now, today—collaboration and competition (1) “Collaboration will be the next decade’s imperative,“ Jeff Day, Senior Manager of
Crack the Code: What The Apple Store can teach law firms about sales and service
The Apple Store is the most profitable retailer in America, generating an average of $5,600 per square foot and attracting more than 20,000 visitors a week, according to author Carmine