Tag Archive for ‘attorney coach’
How to Use Pinterest to Promote Your Law Practice
Pinterest is a virtual pinboard where you can collect and share things you love and that inspire you. Businesses – and yes, lawyers – are joining Pinterest to display products, services, create brand awareness, build communities and, in some cases, grow profits by leaps and bounds.
4 Ways to Create a Successful Word-of-Mouth Campaign
Word-of-mouth advertising continues to be one of the most effective and long-lasting ways for firms to drum up new business. It’s available to every company and involves minimal cash outlays.
Bad Clients: When it’s Time to Cut Them Loose
Difficult clients can sap your energy, your morale, and your love for what you do best – practice law. Here are 3 ways you can tactfully show a bad client the door.
4 Ways to Drive Distractions Away!
Motivation is the BIGGEST procrastination killer!
Here are a few strategies to help you stay focused and productive.
Reclaim Your Facebook Privacy
Facebook has made some modifications that make a huge chunk of profile content public by default. While you may be okay with this, others are not.
Here are 2 NEW APPLICATIONS for people who want their privacy back!
Don’t be a Networking MISFIT!
GET IN THE GAME by learning which types of behaviors to avoid. Here are four types of people you DON’T want to be at a networking event.
Email Faux Pas: Embarrassment to Avoid
Don’t get burned by office technology! Here’s how to save yourself the embarrassment of technological faux pas.
Play to Your Rainmaking Strengths!
Big professional payoffs come from activities that play to our natural talents. And, this is especially true when it comes to business development.
Legal Research Sites Take on Google!
Big changes are coming to powerhouse legal research sites Westlaw and LexisNexis, making it easier and faster for lawyers to search for the documents they need.
Five Rainmaking Habits to Practice NOW
While the ebb and flow of business is natural, you DESERVE a greater sense of control over your practice.
Go back to the basics and learn the habits that will propel your career – and your relationships.
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