In previous articles I took a look at the use of social media for small firms and advice on its use from the regulators. So, why focus in on Facebook marketing for law firms in
Category: Social Media for Law Firms
Law firm social media – a warning from the regulatory authorities
Law firm social media is coming of age as a major part of the legal marketing mix. However, in recent weeks, the regulators have stepped in with a few stark
Legal technology – the past, the present and the future
The times they are a changing in the world of legal technology. The pace of change over the last 30 years has been astonishing and this is likely to intensify
Websites for law firms – how to avoid the common pitfalls
Websites for law firms are an absolute must these days. Without one, apart from your office frontage, you are invisible. So, what is the right way to ensure you end
Social Media for small law firms – how to promote yourself successfully
You cannot underestimate the importance of social media for small law firms in the modern business world. This is true for all businesses, including small law firms and sole practitioners.
Marketing for Lawyers #3 to blog or not to blog?
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Marketing for Lawyers: #2 Search Engine Optimisation
So, your website is up and running. Assuming it is optimised for your potential clients’ needs (see Optimising your home page), enquiries will follow? Unfortunately, it’s no longer enough to publish
Back to Basics – a business briefing for lawyers: Marketing made simple
Welcome to the latest edition of Back to Basics — a Business Briefing for Lawyers. This month the focus is on marketing—and it’s not just advertising that we’ll be talking
Features and Benefits of Cloud Computing for Law Firms
Here are a few of the most important features which any legal cloud computing provider should make available:-
– Legal practice management software licences, including licences for cashroom & electronic case filing.
– No need for you to purchase and maintain an expensive on-premise server. The cloud computing provider should supply a secure, robust & scalable hosted server.
– Inclusion of Microsoft Office 2010 licences for all users (No need for you to purchase Office licences – i.e. Outlook, Word, and Excel)
How and Why your Law Firm should be using Twitter
Watch Michelle Hynes-McIlroy advise law firms about how they can best use Twitter. The interviewer is our expert business partner Stephen Moore, owner of CaseCheck.
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