Reporters read blogs and law firm client alerts. Who knew?? Actually, I did. As do most legal marketers who blog. But, 
most lawyers don’t believe us, so, take the word of Los Angeles Daily Journal editor David Houston:
Again, the goal is to spur deeper reporting. We should be on cusp of our beats. By
I can’t believe I have to say this again: Politics, social networking and business development DON’T MIX!! Never. Ever. Ever. I don’t care if you’re talking about saving puppies and unicorns, I caution you to self-edit what you say on Facebook, Twitter, or even on locked-down message boards. Why? According to the
For those in the know, and on my personal Facebook page, I’ve been in Vegas celebrating my birthday with some friends and family. The pictures were being posted to Facebook almost as fast as they were being taken … and yet, I am quite comfortable that if my boss, a client, a conference organizer or
I came across this article in a magazine I was reading, “The Power of Twitter: Still not sure what Twitter can do for your business? Read on,” by Joel Comm. First of all, I know … a MAGAZINE!! But that’s a different story. It was a great article with a focused audience …
I’m still catching up on the 1000 or so posts in my Reader. Dumping stuff of no value, Tweeting out things I like, and now inspired to write a quick blog post.
First of all, when it comes to the “rules” of the social web (networking and media combined), there aren’t too many. Oh, we
I just walked back into my office after spending four days at the Legal Marketing Association‘s annual conference where I spoke on panel, organized the LMA Tweeters, and have volunteered for the 2011 conference advisory committee. I returned to my office this morning to find hundreds of emails that need to be
The Legal Marketing Association‘s (#LMA10) annual conference is over. Moving on to #LMA11 … Orlando, April 4-6. In fact, I’m off this morning to the #LMA11 conference planning committee kick-off meeting. First off, this isn’t a conference recap post. I just want to share a bit about my overall experience from this
The LMA Tweeters are about to break out in tweets. If you’re following along the #LMA10 search, the traffic is going to pick up tremendously. So, rather than get annoyed, or tune out, focus your “listening” at the conference. I have prepared a list of who is tweeting which sessions for Wednesday, Thursday
| Track | Session | Time | LMA Tweeters |
| One: Professional Development | Enhancing Your Leadership role Within Your Firm — Establishing and Gaining Credibility | 09:00 – 10:00 | @kateh32 |
| Two: Business Development | Creating and Implementing a Sales and Business Development Culture in Your Firm | 09:00 – 10:00 | @lalaland999 |
| Three: Strategy | Developing Metrics for Measuring Your Marketing |