Mark Merenda provided me with this great guest post about social media and what it means to your business. Mark is the brains behind Smart Marketing Now where he and his wonderful staff provide marketing services to attorneys, law firms and financial professionals.
Guest post by Mark Merenda:
Susan Boyle proves that your firm needs Twitter
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Blog and Twitter for Lawyers Webinar Recording Now Available
Last week, I have the pleasure of participating in a webinar with Larry Port over at Rocket Matter. The one hour webinar was focused on Blogs and Twitter for Lawyers. We had a great discussion and there were some good questions too. In fact, since we were limited on our time, I plan to take [...]
New to Twitter? Take note…
It is refreshing to see others who feel the same way about who to follow on twitter. Today, @jordan_law21 had a great post on his blog, Law21.ca where he talks about Figuring out Twitter.
What caught my attention was a list of “I won’t follow your twitter feed if” Here it is:
your Twitter account [...]
Blogging Lawyer Sees Immediate Results From Blogging
If there is any doubt at all that blogging adds a tremendous tool to your marketing, the results Jennifer Laviano is getting already should help.
Jennifer is a Special Education Lawyer in Connecticut and a G2WebMedia client. She is blogging about Special Education issues on her blog Connecticut Special Education Lawyer which was just launched [...]
You Have to Connect With Your Readers to Keep Them
When we look at our blogs and the “traffic” we get to our blogs, it is my position we should break that traffic down into two distinct categories.
Visitors
Readers
Visitors and their presence on our blogs is just the first step in getting “traffic” to our blogs. A visitor may stop by for a short visit [...]
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