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Seven Ways to Grow Your Law Practice with New Media

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Grow Your Practice With New Media

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Pam Makowski and Mike WhalingNovember 16, 2010

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“Social media” is peoplehaving conversations ... online.

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A set of communication tools

TheConversationPrism.com

>> It levels the playing field by giving you a voice.

>> It gives you a direct connection to your clients.

>> It gives your clients a direct connection to each other.

Answer these questions...>> What trends are shaping online marketing?

>> How can you leverage these trends, for marketing or litigation?

>> Explore specific case studies

What are the trends?>> Social interaction

>> Personalized experiences

>> Real-time information

>> Everyone is a publisher

Focus your efforts

Grow with new media>> Be the authority>> Client service & FAQs>> Research news & opportunities>> Build a broad online presence (SEO)>> Monitor & protect your reputation>> Build brand buzz & referrals>> Streamline communications

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Be the authority

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Client service & FAQs

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Research news & opportunities

#LawJobChat#PrivChat#blogchat

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Build a broad presence

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Claim your place

Monitor your reputation

Build buzz & referrals

Let others do the talking

Streamline communications

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Test the water.

Where to start?>> Claim Google Place>> Create a Facebook Page>> Install Google Analytics>> Search Twitter for keywords>> Set Google Alerts (name, area, industry)>> Comment on a relevant blog post

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One tool of many.

How can we complement this with social and new media?

Itʼs not about you.

Itʼs about building relationships.

Know what success looks like.

Legal ramifications

>> Follow ethics guidelines

>> Use social media, but not a disguise

>> Advise clients about what they share

>> Create law firm/company conduct policies

Tools and resources?

Pam Makowski, Esq.614.245.0488

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Text my30 to 88000

Mike [email protected]

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Letʼs talk.

Upcoming seminars:

>> Building an online presence

>> Using social media for litigation research

>> Deep dive: Facebook for business

>> Creating your firm’s social media policy