I’ve said before that I’m a 2.0 kinda gal. Let some tech geek with no life be the guinea pig and work the kinks out of whatever new product. I can wait.
Should have waited for the 3.0 iPhone.
I have to admit that since I was FINALLY activated on Saturday, in an experience
Having put in my dues at big law, I have to say I prefer the culture and work at small or mid-sized firms. With the rumors swirling about possible mega-firm mergers (Heller & Baker, Pillsbury & Nixon Peabody), I have to wonder what mergers like these are trying accomplish? Are they looking
In the day-to-day life of a legal marketer there always seems to be a battle to fight. Some are worthy of our blood, sweat and frustrations, while others are not. At the end of the day whether or not we go with Pantone 419u or 425u; engrave or off-set print; serve chicken or fish; include
I’m coming to see all of the surveys and rankings as just notches on the bed post. Look closely at the methodology, the actual numbers, what they choose to use and not use, and you have to wonder: WHY, OH WHY? I’m sure it has nothing to do with advertising.
American Lawyer Magazine, after
I’d call you to brag about my new iPhone, but it isn’t activated. Probably won’t be until later this afternoon. It looks cool, though.
So here’s the marketing angle. Why is Apple, the brand of brands, having such difficulty in launching a new product … again? Did you not learn anything the last time
Getting ready to head off to a Dodger game and didn’t finish my post for today.
Maybe because I TiVo everything so I can fast-forward through all the commercials, but I don’t remember catching this one:
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In an eat-what-you-kill law firm culture, associates are the appetizer. They might keep us from starving, but when’s the last time you made a decision where to eat based on the appetizer?
Seth Godin in his blog post today questions why, if George Costanza of Seinfeld fame has a Wikipedia page, shouldn’t your brand receive entries? My first reaction: sounds like a good idea to me. After all, I’m a legal marketer, not a lawyer.
I know that several law firms already have Wiki pages, including Latham
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