Monica Jade Romeri (@mjromeriddc) shared yesterday 17 statistics highlighting the power of social media.
The new statistics from HubSpot’s 2013 State of Inbound Marketing Report provide ample support for lawyers’ and law firms’ investing time and money in social media for business development.
Here’s 15 of the stats that I thought would be of interest to you. They certainly were to folks on Twitter and LinkedIn when I shared word of the statistics yesterday.
27% of total US internet...
With Google Reader set to shut down on July 1, many of us have been scrambling to find a substitute way to keep up with news and blogs. Yesterday, a new aggregation tool was launched, Law Ratchet, designed to enable legal professionals to keep up with the top legal and business news, analysis and commentary.
Available for free both as an iPad app and on the Web, Law Ratchet is essentially an RSS reader, similar in function to Google Reader. Unlike other RSS readers, however, Law Ratchet is preconfigured...
Today's issue of TL NewsWire covers an iPad app for analyzing your web presence and comparing it to law firms with which you compete (see article below), a WiFi surveillance camera, a searchable online database of tens of thousands of rates for legal services, and software for accessing the file system of iPads and iPhones. Don't miss the next issue.
Having a web site nowadays is just table stakes. For your web site to help you win new clients, it must rank well in Google and other search engines....
The eLawyering Task Force of the Law Practice Management Section of the ABA was created in 2000 by then President of the ABA, William Paul. At that initial meeting Gary Munneke, a founding member of the Task Force and the leading law school educator and author on the subject of law practice management and then Chair of the Law Practice Management Section of the ABA (now deceased), recommended that law schools update their law practice management courses to reflect the impact that the Internet...
As part of field trial we opened in October, it became possible to instantly see your relevant emails, Google Drive files, Calendar events, and more when you search in Gmail. Those of you who participated in the field trial told us that you like the time-saving convenience of searching for all your stuff from one place, and over the coming week, we'll be rolling out this feature in English to all U.S. users. Now you can find what you're looking for faster right in Gmail.