5 social media metrics that actually matter
A law firm’s social media activity should entail more than throwing posts at the wall and seeing what sticks. There are measurable ways of telling if posts are reaching potential clients. Read more @ [...]
A law firm’s social media activity should entail more than throwing posts at the wall and seeing what sticks. There are measurable ways of telling if posts are reaching potential clients. Read more @ [...]
By using “synthetic” data, law firms can test software or simulate legal scenarios without compromising client confidentiality or privacy rules. Read more @ thetechsavvylawyer.page
A firm’s top biller may not necessarily be its best leader, yet for generations that’s been the main qualification when firms look to fill top leadership roles. Read more @ jdsupra.com
The search engine optimization (SEO) tactics and strategies that once worked won’t cut it in the conversational search process now governed by AI. Read more @ searchenginejournal.com
Legal Ethics: Lawyers should be wary of divulging case information through AI chats By Jim Doppke By now, the fact pattern is familiar: Lawyers use generative AI to draft a pleading and then are [...]
Only a few law firm web pages move the needle when it comes to generating leads. Read more @ legalmarketingblog.com
Thinking of expanding your firm into a new city? Here are factors to consider before taking the plunge. Read more @ adamsmithesq.com
In a small law firm – perhaps even more than in a larger one – a hiring mistake can create problems that show up fast, spread wide, and last long. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Sometimes, enlisting two firms to work on the same case only creates headaches for lawyers and unnecessary expense for clients. Read more @ abovethelaw.com
The Skills Coach: Want feedback? Ask for it By Lori Berman Most people think of feedback as something you give (often with reluctance) or as something you get (often with anxiety). But one of the most [...]