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Patience is not a common trait of the legal marketer.
An “inside” joke amongst us is that the code of the attorney is “HURRY. HURRY. HURRY.” Followed by “WAIT. WAIT. WAIT.” And then, “NOW!!”
I wrote here about how patience is a virtue for the legal marketer. How it takes about 18-months to go from
I had a colleague e-mail me earlier in the week looking for a PR professional, in Los Angeles, who specialized in business, not law. Did I have a referral?
I thought about it and came up with a great candidate. He’s in my Outlook Contacts, we used to work together, so I know he’s good.
The end of the year is quickly approaching, and you know what that means?
Year end billing, collections, reviews, trying to get some holiday cards out (don’t get me started), do some shopping, enjoy some family time … and create a marketing plan and budget for 2012.
I’m airing a dirty little secret today.
Around the water coolers of law firms across this country, and most likely around the world, lawyers and other professional people are talking about Kim Kardashian.
I am amazed at how many professional women watch the show and follow
Okay. The video I posted last week, Before You Best or Super Lawyer, Watch This!,has really reasonated with my peers.
Like many of you, I have had similar conversations with attorneys in the firms where I have worked over the years.
Luckily for me, my current firm gets it.
And while I might make
Oh, this is law firm satire at its best, but oh, so true.
If you’re a lawyer, before you go after your law firm marketing director for not getting you into Best Lawyers or Super Lawyers, you’d better watch this.
And, if you’re a law firm marketing director, grab a cup of coffee and
Sometimes I hear someone say something and it just resonates with me. It sets the stage and explains it all better than anything I could have come up with on my own. It becomes the cornerstone to an upcoming presentation, but it’s so good, I have to share it with everyone. I had one of
I swear, sometimes I ignore vendor calls because when I am nice and say “no thank you,” they hear “keep calling and try to get her to say yes.”
I posted that on Facebook the other day and the Not-Ready-for-Prime-Time LMA players (Mike O’Horo and Nancy Myrland) chimed in on what my call
I sat down last night to watch the first episode of TNT’s new show Franklin and Bash which has been collecting dust in my DVR for the past few weeks.
I was looking forward to a dramedy with lawyers. Something I could chuckle at, and, yes, maybe get some inspiration for the blog.
So, here’s