Tag Archive for ‘lawyer coach’
Are You a Sucker for Time Management Traps?
You can’t be available 24/7. You just can’t. If you are, or are trying to be, then you’re probably running in an endless loop, and low on steam.
Webinar: Tricks that Take the Pain Out of Working a Room
One Fact-Filled Hour Guiding You Step-by-Step on: How to break into a group of strangers without dying of embarrassment.
Building Buzz about Your Practice with Facebook Check-Ins
Getting started with Facebook Deals is extremely easy, however implementing your deal is a little tricky. You’ll want to offer something of VALUE.
5 Tips to Propel Your E-mail Marketing Campaign
As marketing tools go, email is still a powerful way to get the word out about your firm and connect with clients.
Thinking ‘Outside the Box’ for Better Marketing and More Business
When you are faced with day-to-day routines and company policies, the idea of thinking outside of the proverbial box probably seems insurmountable. But sometimes you just have to stop playing by the rules and switch things up.
Why Face Time Matters
We’ll only be successful if we really get to know our clients. And, to do this, you’ll have to set aside Skype, text messages, and emails and engage in real personal, face-to-face connections.
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.
Staying Top of Mind
When a new legal issue arises with one of your clients, you want them to pick up the phone and call you immediately. To ensure this, you have to stay top of mind; be the very first person they think of when legal help is needed.
CHEAP Technology Tips and Tricks
When it comes to technology, don’t become a creature of habit! Here are 5 low-cost technology tips to help step up your game!
Build on Your Strengths for BIG Business
Think for a moment about your talents. Ask yourself what are you really good at. Next, think about how you can use your skills to increase business.
Drawing on your strengths will not only make you more efficient – you’ll become an even better rainmaker!
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