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Freemium Marketing: What Gives?

August 20, 2010

Here’s a unique question for your business: what are you giving away? On last week’s LAB one of the topics we covered was the idea of offering something free — the idea of “Freemium” that has been floating around the blogosphere for a while. Freemium is the idea where a company provides something at no [...]

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Make Time for Blogging

August 5, 2010

Blogging is for real. Blogging is not updating your status on Facebook or checking in somewhere with FourSquare. Blogging is way to deliver to quality content to potential clients. Once you launch your law blog, make sure you make time to contribute to it regularly.

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Enhance Your Law Blog

August 3, 2010

I like legal blogs and you should too. I have written about how often to blog, how to maintain good content, and even how to easily create your firm’s website. Once you have created a blog, here are some tips for enhancing it for readers.

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Rework Your Social Media Strategy

August 2, 2010

Social media campaigns can be fun at first, at can quickly flame out for perceived lack of success. If you find your social media campaign has stalled, now is the time to step back and rework it to make it successful.

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4 Successful Law Blog Case Studies

July 22, 2010

Are you willing to pay the price to have a great law blog? Most lawyers aren’t. They want the accolades, the new clients, TV interviews and Wall Street Journal mentions- but they aren’t willing to put in the work.  Let me be clear, creating a substantial law blog that will make a difference in your [...]

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Welcome Larry Port, Lawyerist Contributor

July 8, 2010

I became a fan of Lawyerist years ago when I first read one of Sam Glover’s hilarious and insightful posts, probably at my own expense.  I look forward to participating in one of the freshest, leading forums on the business of law and I am honored to be in the company of its contributors. In [...]

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