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Baker + McKenzie Widens Branding Lead on Competitors Baker McKenzie has been named number one legal brand in the Asia Pacific region for the third consecutive year, according to the Acritas Asia Pacific Brand Index 2019.   The Firm has also grown their lead at the top of the table significantly. Awareness and favourability growth […]

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Startup Legal Marketing: 6 Lessons Learned Running a Small Firm Marketing and BD Department

Hudson Cook – As the first and only solo marketer at your firm, you may be overwhelmed with the gargantuan tasks at hand – digital marketing, event planning, budgeting, and business development coaching, to name a few. The list is long, and it’s all on your plate at your table for one. How did the

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How Law Firms Can Modernize Their ‘Client Alerts’ To Differentiate Themselves (And Attract More Clients)

JD Supra – For decades, law firms big and small have been creating marketing content about changes in the law to clients and prospects as part of their marketing and business development strategy. These law firm branded pieces authored by lawyers are typically called “client alerts” or similar terminology such as “client insights” or “legal

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Why Law Firms Are Rushing to Rebrand . . But What They May Be Missing

Karen Lake* Law firm rebranding has become an almost daily feature of law firm life – shorter, sharper names, new logos, reworked web sites – the whole gamut of ‘branding’ that has exercised the minds of both lawyers and their branding advisors increasingly. A recent article in Law.com pointed out what might appear obvious, or

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8 Key Things Law Firms Need to Do ASAP

JDSupra – The Legal Marketing Association’s National Conference was held in Atlanta recently; over 1,500 professionals gathered to learn from industry experts, take pointers from key outside consultants and, most importantly, hear from clients. Several key themes continued to arise in conversations and presentations: Client service and experience is more critical than it’s ever been. Law

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Building Authority: Using Social Media to Boost The Reputation of Your Business

Ben Shepardson* Being a business owner is never easy. Whether you’re a law firm, a startup or a small business, you’ve got the unenviable task of standing out from a sea of competitors, and that means building a reputation for yourself. Yet a smaller business doesn’t always have the resources of more well-established ones. This

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Why ‘Disruption’ Is Not Confined to Legaltech Software Companies – How Law Firm Rainmakers are Like Startups

Dorsey & Whitney –  The legal world is abuzz with talk of disruption from various “legaltech” software companies, but disruption actually happens all the time in law firms (both big and small).  New problems crop up, requiring new expertise.  New attorneys start doing deals or litigating cases, bringing different experience and different problems to solve.  The

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3 Ways to Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator For Smart Business Intelligence

Samantha McKenna* When a potential client publicly announces what exactly is keeping her up at night, you can be confident that she is in a position to pay attention to your advice on the very issues that are troubling her. And when that happens, your business development gains focus: you now know what to say and to whom,

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Using LinkedIn for Lawyers – A New Client Cash Cow

Using LinkedIn as a marketing tool for lawyers has increasingly become something of a no-brainer.  The ability to harness the power of the massive network, which is specifically designed for professionals and others to “network”, means that there is a receptive audience for quality leads and content. LinkedIn executive Samantha McKenna recent published a piece

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