Writers are often stereotyped as people staring at their computer screens while their spouses nag them about finding a “real job.” Publishing is the hard bright line that separates the “dreamer” from the “success.”
Hey, you divorce lawyers! How’s this for a new tool to add to your marketing toolkit? Is your client the “impecunious spouse”? New Chapter Capital offers him or her “divorce financing assistance.”
Serendipity is such an odd thing. I had a late lunch today with my sister at La Segunda, a cafeteria-style Cuban bakery and restaurant.
Many years ago, I spent $150,000 for my law degree. Not all at once, mind you. It took me a while to pay back all those loans.
If you could have one super power, which would you choose? Without hesitation, I’d choose the ability to read people’s minds, though I must admit that social media eliminates the need to be super.
Just the other day, I sat (in front of four studio cameras) across from Bill Logan, at his roundtable segment during Sarasota’s ABC 7’s News at 7.
Social media has altered the way that we make big purchases, that we announce our engagements to speak and our engagements to be married.
Earlier this year, my city declared a state of emergency. Later, President Trump made the same declaration.
How many of us ever wanted to speak in public? Or ever thought we’d have to engage in public speaking?
It’s time now to discuss our last marketing forte, Partner. In my previous blogs, we discussed how best to Pitch, Publish, Present, and Profile in this lockdown environment.
Still have questions? Want to know the best place to start on your journey to change the way you market your law practice?
