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    • Social Media Guide to PR 2.0 for Law Firms

      Whether it's LinkedIn or Legal OnRamp, Twitter or del.icio.us, Web 2.0 is very quickly transforming the way law firms market themselves and their attorneys. (read more)


    • Marketing Your Practice in a Recession

      In this nervous economy, it's important to rethink (and revise if necessary), your personal marketing strategy. This is especially the case today, where propping up profits-per-partner seems to be the singular goal of many prominent firms. (read more)


    • Putting Stock In Marketing: Attorney Efforts Essential For Client Loyalty

      In an era when consolidation and reliance on in-house counsel are becoming more and more common, marketers must continually involve their lawyers in marketing efforts if their firms hope to stay competitive and successful. (read more)


    • How Consumers Meet Their Legal Needs Online

      In an increasingly complex society, it is only natural that consumer legal needs are also on the rise. In order to understand how consumers behave, FindLaw conducted a study of around 2,000 people to investigate the actions consumers initiated in response to their legal needs. (read more)


    • Optimizing Your Web Site with Keywords

      How can your law firm stand out online and connect with more potential clients? One important way is through search engine optimization, or SEO — making changes to your Web site that attract the attention of search tools like Google, Yahoo! and MSN. (read more)

You Need To Know

How Financial Statements Inform Marketing Tactics

Lawyers who rely on traditional marketing methods are fast discovering that many "time-proven methods" no longer work. Lawyers could dramatically improve their marketing results by avoiding the following mistakes and heeding this updated advice. (read more)

Opportunity Knocks: Developing Markets In a Shrinking World

Everybody strives for brand recognition. Few actually achieve it. While the practice of law falls under that mysterious "professional services" category, it does not mean we cannot try to achieve recognizable "brand" status in the industry. The art of branding is not for every attorney or law firm, but if you have the right "product" and the right "approach", you too can benefit from establishing a brand. (read more)

Converting More "Clicks" Into Qualified Clients

One of the greatest myths in law firm marketing is that your partners will be eager to cross-sell you just because they're your "partners." The fact is that they aren't. (read more)

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