On any other seemingly normal workday, law firms use social media to connect with professional connections, existing clients, and local communities on everyday items such as offered services or practice areas, awards or accomplishments, and promoting speaking engagements, among other things. However, in light of ongoing concerns over the novel coronavirus or COVID-19, ensuring these platforms are also being utilized for crisis related communications is more paramount than ever.
Working through these turbulent times can be challenging for sure, but if you approach it the right way, the transition can be fairly seamless. Read our tips to learn how to smoothly and successfully tackle your social media marketing responsibilities while working remotely.
When a global crisis strikes, communities experience extreme emotions like grief, chaos, and confusion, which can last days, weeks, months, or even years. Even though rationally most people know businesses can’t simply stop and pause until everyone feels better, actually seeing advertising amidst international chaos can affect people differently. So how can a professional services…
Email marketing is alive and well, as evidenced by most of our personal and professional inboxes. Every day, I receive dozens of emails looking to “sell” me on case management software, marketing opportunities, or great advertising deals. Most of these emails are deleted swiftly, but a few choice ones are granted my attention. The difference…
Elizabeth Flake