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  1. Legal Marketing Blog

    Ignore Your Friends At The “Business” Holiday Party

    By Tom Kane

    Hey, you can get together with your friends anytime. From a lawyer marketing standpoint, you don't want to waste a networking opportunity talking to your friends and passing up the…

  2. Legal Marketing Blog

    Networking Tips: What to Say

    By Tom Kane

    When I suggested in recent posts that you "Call Your Client, Now," and check your rolodex for others to call, I may have been remiss in not suggesting what you…

  3. Legal Marketing Blog

    Do You Hate Networking?

    By Tom Kane

    If you are not comfortable networking, which many of us aren't - no matter how effective it can be in marketing yourself and your law firm - take a look…

  4. Legal Marketing Blog

    Impress Others By Seeking Their Advice

    By Tom Kane

    An effective networking tool involves seeking out others for their advice and counsel. It can make a lasting impression that could benefit your practice. Bruce Allen covers this very succinctly…

  5. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Blogman is in Big Apple : want to meet?

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    I am in New York City for the next two days. I have plans to meet with a few midtown law firms. Anyone else looking to get together to learn…

  6. Legal Marketing Blog

    Top 10 Marketing Tips: No. 9 – Networking With Super-Connectors

    By Tom Kane

    I recently posted a couple of items on networking, one about normal encounters during your daily routines and the other which required more focused activity. A recent post on Inc.com's…

  7. Legal Marketing Blog

    Daily Networking Opportunities

    By Tom Kane

    With the pressures of our daily lives - both work related and our personal responsibilities outside of work, it is easy to push aside marketing activities such as networking. The…

  8. DennisKennedy.Blog

    David Maizenberg and the Power of Networks for Lawyers

    By Dennis Kennedy

    Networking rules! David Maizenberg has written an article that raises important questions about the impact of network effects on the legal profession.