By: Laurie A
Thank you for the post Jordan. This is certainly a hot topic here in the UK. I am an enthusiast for the splitting of law firm Twitter streams along practice group or industry lines. I look after the...
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One of the first examples I saw of the practice group approach twitter was Texas-based Jackson Walker LLP which has had approximately 20 different practice-group feeds for more than a year that I’m...
View ArticleBy: Betsy Munnell
On the money, as usual. It has long been true-even before online marketing became the norm- that Firms did their best with narrow gauge client alerts and newsletters. I agree with your and Laurie’s...
View ArticleBy: Nick Holmes
Things are a lot calmer here than on the Time Blawg! Of course focused practice/industry group Twitter streams will be more effective than a single full service firm stream and you’ve made a good case...
View ArticleBy: Betsy Munnell
Jordan, In response to your request for information about other practice gorup bloggers— In researching a blog post on blogging for law students and young lawyers I happened upon this guest post by...
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CORRECTED FINAL PARAGRAPH OF PRIOR COMMENT Despite these substantial accomplishments , Herrmann contends that the dollars that came in to his firm were negligible, as he received only a couple of new...
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Check out Sheppard Muillin, which has 22 separate practice group/industry blogs. However, all of them are distributed via one Twitter handle. http://twitter.com/#!/SheppardMullin
View ArticleBy: Gavin Ward
Great post Jordan; a whole new perspective on what “full-service” does and should mean. Best wishes, G
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[...] Mid-size and large firms in particular seem to struggle when it comes to finding their “voice” w… To date, most of the larger firm twitter accounts tend to stick largely to a predictable...
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[...] Furlong writes in a January 25, 2011 StemLegal.com Law Firm Web Strategy Blog blogpost entitled: Can a full-service law firm use Twitter?: ”Full-service firms struggle with Twitter precisely...
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