My post from the weekend, Rambling thoughts from 30,000 feet in the air, is about the BUSINESS of law (moving law firms from good to great; the metrics we’re measuring for success). Tim Corcoran‘s latest post, Working Smarter, Not Harder, is about the BUSINESS of law (h/t for the Dilbert). Kevin O’Keefe
I am a product placement in my own life
I’m speaking on a webinar next month with Ed Poll and Kevin O’Keefe. I’ll have more details on that once everything is finalized. The topic of social networking and advertising came up, and it got me thinking. Social media isn’t advertising, per se, but it is migrating into an umbrella term for everything we
Lawyers, Stand Up for Your First Amendment Rights! Hooyah!!
Can I get a Hooyah! for Ed Poll’s tip today, Lawyers in a “Guilded” Cage? (sic) Anyone who works in the legal industry in Florida, and most legal marketers nationwide, know that the rules restricting lawyer advertising and communications in Florida are the most restrictive in the nation. Hiding behind the “profession” of law,
Social Media for Small Firms & Solo Practitioners
This Friday, June 18, 2010, I’ll be joined by Renée Barrett, Jay Pinkert and Ed Poll at the Los Angeles County Bar Association‘s 3rd Annual Small Firm & Solo Practitioner Conference where we’ll present on:
What Happens in Vegas Stays of Facebook
Strategies – and lessons learned – to help you
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When Great Men Die, Great Men Weep: A Tribute to John Wooden
I grew up at the foot of Westwood Boulevard, and for those living under a rock, The Wizard of Westwood passed away this week (click here for the UCLA tribute to Coach Wooden or a collection of posts from Bruin Nation). What has amazed me in wake of Coach Wooden’s death are the personal