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How to Do Social Media Without Killing Your Billable Hours

May 25, 2010

Guest post by Laura Roeder. Let’s face it, time spent on social media is time you aren’t billing clients. Use the following five strategies for blogging and social media to bring in leads, nurture existing relationships, and build your reputation online without wasting time. 1. Create Your Editorial Calendar Do you think the producers of Good Morning America [...]

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Google Calendar Integrates with Gmail

April 16, 2010

We use Google Apps at our firm, including Gmail and Google Calendar. Although I love all things Mac, I prefer Gmail over MobileMe for a work email account. Thankfully, Google has now integrated Google calendar into Gmail. Is this a revolutionary change? No. But it makes things a bit easier for rabid Gmail users. Many [...]

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Schedule Around Your Productivity

February 27, 2010

Nearly everyone experiences some form of daily lethargy. For some, it occurs at 3 p.m. on the dot and sugar and/or caffeine seem more appealing than usual. For non-morning people, anything before noon might be considered “wake up” time. veryone is different, and people consider themselves most productive at varying times. Once you figure out [...]

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Buffers in Your Schedule Make Life Easier

February 13, 2010

The worst days are the ones where you run around like a madman, going from one meeting to another with no breaks. Although it may look nice on your calendar to have no “empty spaces” in between events, buffers can help make life a lot less stressful.

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Use a Calendar App to Manage Time in Law School

January 22, 2010

Setting up a calendar and scheduling specific times for all of your in- and out-of-class tasks and appointments is an obvious yet useful way to get the most of the time squeeze that is law school.

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Scheduling Made Simple

November 30, 2009

Whether you are scheduling an appointment with a client, a networking group meeting, a trial strategy conference with an associate, or a weekly review with your assistant, the combination of schedule changes, telephone tag, and endless emails makes scheduling any meeting almost impossible. More time is wasted scheduling most meetings than is actually spent in [...]

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