If I was going to get a tattoo that reflects one of my professional beliefs, it could very well be… Read More
The Importance of Being Able to Find Quality Content
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If I was going to get a tattoo that reflects one of my professional beliefs, it could very well be… Read More
Every professional services company is looking for differentiators – things, large or small, that will provide an advantage in attracting… Read More
The introduction of the iPhone 5 and iOS 6 went relatively well, with one notable exception – many people are… Read More
As the parent of three boys, my household has accumulated a lot of STUFF! As such, at the beginning of… Read More
Original, quality content is a great thing. PBS has a warehouse of great content. A challenge for them is how… Read More
As the season of Mad Men progresses, Michael Bond will be providing a short summary of the marketing lessons professional… Read More
This past Sunday, Mad Men returned for its long overdue fifth season. While the two-hour debut lacked Don Draper working… Read More
I am continually amazed at the number of people who still seem to think Twitter is for the birds. Think… Read More
With the Super Bowl behind us, let’s take a minute to think about two of the more memorable commercials from… Read More
Cross-marketing is one of those goals nearly every professional services business has but few can honestly say they do well…. Read More
An interesting statistic I found while looking at web traffic for a company’s “About Us” page is that the average… Read More
It hasn’t been a blockbuster summer for Netflix. First, they raised prices, and now they are causing great ire by deciding to split their DVD business from their streaming business. Netflix’s moves have caused more than a million defections, tremendous scorn in social media channels and a slumping stock price. What can a professional services firm learn from Netflix’s miscues? Plenty.
The reality is that looks matter.
While for most companies there is not such an overt association with a questionable character, very real brand and reputational management — ahem — situations exists. Simply put, your reputation and brand are far too critical to not actively monitor and manage.
Having worked in-house at law firms for four years, I am acutely aware of the strains that are generally put… Read More
Have you ever pondered how much your company’s brand is worth? This is one of those squishy questions that are… Read More
Remember, the point of conducting a public relations campaign is to reinforce your brand. For example, how does a press release announcing a new law firm partner serve the brand when it appears on a Royal Wedding News website? Better examples include law firms focusing on pre-nuptial agreements, issues for workers on a national holiday and the licensing of wedding merchandise.
Social media can be overwhelming and downright hard-to-understand. We get that. However, with 1.5 million lawyers on a site such as LinkedIn, it is clear that avoiding social media is simply not a tenable option.