Knowing What Type of Clients You Want
I think that lawyers should know who they are and what type of clients they want (and the answer is not “any client with a… Read More »Knowing What Type of Clients You Want
I think that lawyers should know who they are and what type of clients they want (and the answer is not “any client with a… Read More »Knowing What Type of Clients You Want
One day, quite a few years ago, I was out for lunch with a banker who I will call Neal. Neal was a commercial account… Read More »How Can I Help You?
A friend of mine, who I will call Bill, was named as a Best Lawyer. Bill is a sole practitioner in a narrow specialty, and… Read More »Pay For Play
Way back before the cell phone, we had a telephone in our reception area for clients to use. At the same time, my doctor had… Read More »Being Brilliant is Over-Rated
Those of you who have been following this series know that I said that Part Seven was the final article in the series. It turns… Read More »Law Firm Primer For Articling Students and New Associates – Part Eight: The Chief Marketing Officer
In 1971, Xaviera Hollander published her first book titled, “The Happy Hooker: My Own Story.” It sold twenty million copies.
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I was a super-fantastic lawyer. Really, almost everyone says so. And yet, there were a few clients who did not appreciate what I did for… Read More »I Give this Post a Five Star Review
There once was a law firm which marketed itself as being a team of lawyers with deep expertise in different areas of the law who… Read More »Call ME, Maybe!
“Either you follow-up or you fold-up.” Bernard Kelvin Clive I recently observed a law firm doing some impressive online marketing. At the same time, to… Read More »The More Things Change, the More Lawyers Still Screw Up Marketing