GCs Come Up Against Social Networking Sites, Like It or Not The following article appeared in the June issue of GC Mid-Atlantic. By Micah U. Buchdahl What are you doing? In 140 characters or less: “I am writing an article on the impact of social networking sites, such as Twitter…
Just kidding about the “death” reference. The much-talked about changes to the attorney advertising rules in New York take effect today. And in the end, New York proved no better (or worse) than the majority of state bars in creating different standards for what is and is not kosher. Don’t…
The Law.com Blog Network today highlights the Internet Marketing Attorney Reviews and Nifty 50, with comments from Bob Ambrogi. In just a few days on the web, the new IMA reviews and Nifty 50 have seen over 25,000 page views of readership. Thanks for your readership.
Look, the IMAs are like a full-time job. So while I’ve ignored the Marketing Attorney Blog, the IMAs are back! Visit them today at www.internethttps://www.marketingattorney.com.
The 2006-07 Internet Marketing Attorney Reviews and Awards are under way. For the next six months, more than 1,000 law firm web sites from around the world will be reviewed by the strict eye of the IMA. Also returning is an all-new Nifty Fifty! For more info, CLICK HERE.
If you are looking for the latest and greatest in law firm web site use, along with a road map to planning/spending, and a synopsis of the IMAs, visit the ARTICLE on Internethttps://www.marketingattorney.com.
Dear MAM: I have had a web site for a number of years. Each year I seem to be writing out checks for a lot of money. How much should my web site cost me after it is built? Sincerely, Ann R., Raleigh, NC Dear Ann: Obviously, there are a…
Dear MAM: I’ve been going back to the Internethttps://www.marketingattorney.com web site for six months looking for the new web site reviews and nifty fifty. Are they ever coming? What is the deal? Sincerely, Nicole D., New York, NY Dear Nicole: Quit your bitchin’. The new IMAs and Nifty 50 are…
If National Law Journal Reporter Lisa Stansky is new to the beat, I’ll give her a pass. Otherwise, the NLJ’s front page story entitled WEBMASTERS was one of the most non-worthy articles I’ve seen in the publication. Thank goodness the 2004-05 IMA Reviews and Nifty Fifty are on the horizon!…