Posted on January 4, 2011, in Social Media and interesting tools and tagged facebook, Helen Tonetti, How are proffessionals using social media, how can I use Social media as a Solicitor, how to get my company using social media, How to use social media, linked in, Marketing and Advertising, marketing today, postaday2011, social media marketing, Solicitors and social media, twitter, using linked in to promote my legal practice, why use social media. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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Blogging is something that lawyers in the US have taken to but it’s not really happened in the UK just yet. But it will, it has to, as law firms (as everyone else) are looking for a better ROI on the time and money they devote to online marketing. Blogs are time consuming but they are also cheap and give lawyers the forum to demonstrate expertise outside of the traditional confines of a website bio. it’s just a shame them many law firms don’t get Twitter yet – simply barking a series of press releases is not really what it’s about. They need to engage.
Good blog though, cheers for sharing!
Thanks Mark,