by virtualmarketingofficer Many law firms are (finally) starting to take a serious look at social networking tools as an inexpensive resource for developing new business. (Note: This author points out
by virtualmarketingofficer What’s in a name? A lot. At least on June 13th starting at 12:01 a.m. (EDT). Why? Facebook is hosting a name claim extravaganza. That’s right, no more
by virtualmarketingofficer A huge source of information about the law resides in lawyer authored blogs, says Rees Morrison, who blogs at LawDepartmentManagementblog.com. Rees is a law management consultant. However, when
by virtualmarketingofficer Need something to do this weekend? Greg Lambert, 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, just posted the ‘09 list of must read blog posts. Gathering suggestions from his
by virtualmarketingofficer I asked Mike O’Horo, of Sales Results Inc. if he thought social networking online will expedite the development of young professionals into rainmakers. His response was so on
by virtualmarketingofficer Does blocking access to social networking sites at the office really work? Are social networking sites the only places of risk for companies and law firms on the
by virtualmarketingofficer FACEBOOK Friday? What’s that? Well, it’s kind of like a “jeans day.” Remember them? Facebook Fridays can be once a month or once a week. You choose. Employees
by virtualmarketingofficer Online “social” networking isn’t the big mystery that some people think it is. It has the same elements of networking that have held up since the beginning of
by virtualmarketingofficer A law firm administrator contacted me asking for feedback on the social media policy their firm had drafted. The administrator had pulled ideas from the Web, and was
by virtualmarketingofficer I just got back from a little trip around the legal blogsphere and I was pretty surprised to find that A LOT of blogs written by lawyers and