Is your Web site so 1999 that it’s holding your firm back? Jonathan Thrope takes on law firm Web sites in his article Still Loading: Law Firms Lag Behind the Rest of Corporate America on the Web.
In general, law firms are behind the curve compared to corporate America, retail America, anything America when
Last week Ann Lee Gibson blogged extensively on her competitive intelligence blog about the predictive factors shaping the VP selections. This weekend CNET reported that Wikipedia was a site that many should have paid closer attention to as “Young Trigg” was busy setting the Sarah Palin record straight.
In a Web 2.0 world, transparency
Vacation is over and I am back. Thanks to Jayne, Russ and Renee for keeping the cooler cool while I was at the water park, Disneyland, the beach, California Adventure, and then back at the beach. And while I didn’t bring anyone back a t-shirt, I did come back with a bit
As we head into the last holiday weekend of summer, I thought I’d leave you with some sound advice: Wear Sunscreen.
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Monday I came across this CNET article and thought no big deal. Google Suggest sounded a lot like what Yahoo rolled out 13 months ago and their market share since dropped 3%. Besides this offering has been available behind the scenes since roughly 2004 so the coming out party didn’t seem that newsworthy.
Today Google
How ’bout this for a couple of loaded questions . . . “What is the value of developing a law firm’s brand/identity?” How has the creation of a brand/identity resulted in benefits for your law firm?”
When those questions were posed to the Legal Marketing Association’s listserv last week I expected a hearty debate. I
This seems to be the message of an article in this week’s National Law Journal, which was called to our attention by Ann Lee Gibson in her new Law Firm Competitive Intelligence blog.
Noting an increase in the reliance of law firm marketing efforts on competitive intelligence research, the author, marketing partner of the
Recently I participated in a twebinar on the subject of “Listening” where “Two ears and one mouth,” a shortened Epictetus quote was recycled throughout the sound bites and tweets. The entire quote is ““We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” It got me
Wilmer Hale has leaped ahead of everyone with the recent launch of four associate blogs aimed at attracting recruits. In a brilliant move, the firm enlisted 4 associates in 4 different offices to officially blog about their life inside the firm and out. The Blog of LegalTimes reports:
They are meant to provide a glimpse
Maybe it’s a sign of maturing, but I don’t seem to hesitate to ask for help these days when I don’t know how to do something, or when I am overwhelmed. Some people might find that asking for help is a sign of weakness, or opens the door to criticism. I, however, have found it