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Use Gmail For More Than E-Mail

September 1, 2010

Right after I wrote a post about enhancing Gmail’s usefulness, they added more goodness. Now you can make phone calls from Gmail without a Google Voice number. You can also download a free extension called Rapportive that shows the email sender’s digital profile.

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So You Want to Start Using Social Media

August 19, 2010

Guest post by Bonnie Buol Ruszczyk. Many businesses have been reluctant to start using social media, and for good reason. While it can be a powerful marketing medium, it also comes with a lot of legitimate concerns. Accountants and attorneys are especially leery of it, since they have even more regulations on their businesses than [...]

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Review Your Summer Social Media Posts

August 13, 2010

Summer brings nice weather, yard work, and usually more social gatherings. For many lawyers, that means more social-related social media posts. Even if you are careful about what you post online, now is a good time to review your social media accounts and clean out stuff that no longer belongs.

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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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Do You Talk to Clients About Social Media?

July 29, 2010

Facebook posts are now being used for evidence in divorce cases. Before long, social media based evidence will pop up in all sorts of other cases. When you sign clients to retainers, are you talking to them about their social media usage?

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Do Your Clients Use Social Media?

July 21, 2010

And if so, can you get more like them by using social media? Many social media consultants would have you believe the answer to both questions is an emphatic yes. I’m not so sure.

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