Promoting Your Practice During the Pandemic Is Virtually Easy
Virtual opportunities, if managed appropriately, can lead to an increase in business and networking efforts.
Virtual opportunities, if managed appropriately, can lead to an increase in business and networking efforts.
Jonathan Fitzgarrald moderated this webinar by Professional Advisory Network’s (PAN) discussing strategies to maintain and grow business in a virtual workspace...
Baby boomer-founded law firms comprise a substantial percentage of the legal services landscape, and these founders continue to generate a significant percentage of their firm’s revenue and client relationships. As Boomers look towards passing the torch, the future survival and success of their firms depend...
We hope you enjoyed the discussion and found the conversation valuable. View the webinar recording here and download the presentation here.
As law firm business development consultants and trainers, we know that a potential client referred to an attorney by even the most highly regarded referral source will inevitably do an internet search. It is essential that what they find validates what the referrer has said or what they think they know about the firm and/or the attorney.
Changing employment legislation. Workforce and business in transition. Unprecedented political division and tension. Pandemic impact with no end in sight. Employers are dealing with more than ever and are looking to trusted advisors...
The world has changed. Prior strategies may not solve new challenges. Whether looking to finish the year strong or position your firm for a successful start to 2021, now is the time to align new marketing, business development and public relations ideas behind achieving your firm’s business goals.
History shows us that while markets are contracting, those that will survive and thrive make certain that their outreach and visibility are expanding.
With all the headlines, notifications, news, noise and ads precisely tailored to grab and keep your attention, you might be looking to cut down on your social media consumption. But, unless you are on track to retire in the next 12 months, consider making some time for LinkedIn.
With coronavirus upending the whole world, most activities having to do with ‘new business’ are in a holding pattern while we all wait to see what will unfold next.