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.
The New Year signifies more than just a change in date; for digital marketers, 2020 brings a decade of blank canvas primed and ready for fresh ideas. To truly appreciate the potential for growth and dominance digital marketing holds in this decade, one must first acknowledge the evolution of digital marketing. From stuffy emails and…
As social networks continue to emerge and change, so do common misconceptions about how to use them. Today we are going to cover some of the most common social media myths that could be hurting your law firm and its social media marketing efforts.
Whether you are looking to build your professional network, share your firm’s blog posts, awards, and accolades, or attract new clients, LinkedIn can be the place to do so. In order to achieve these LinkedIn objectives, however, your firm needs a plan of action. Read our tips for building a smart plan of action for your small law firm on LinkedIn.
Today we are sharing a few things not to do on your company Facebook page, which should ultimately help your page flourish with the best of them.
There is always more to be done when it comes to optimizing your firm’s digital assets. With any marketing strategy, you must determine your priorities and figure out how to get the most out of your existing properties. Along those lines, next on your strategy list should be SEO’s little sister: social media optimization (SMO).
Elizabeth Flake