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<title>Comments on Law blogs : Old fashioned word of mouth marketing | Real Lawyers Have Blogs</title>
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<description>Why are blogs becoming so popular for businesses, including law firms? Per business coach Deborah Micek in an article in this morning&apos;s Honolulu Star Bulletin: The answer is simple when you consider the history of marketing and communication: A blog...</description>
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<author>coachdeborah@gmail.com (Deborah Micek)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>Aloha,</p>

<p>You summarized my article very well. Very good point in re: to all the restrictions on attorneys to get the word out about what services they offer without advertising! </p>

<p>I used to feel so frustrated years ago when coaching law firms who would talk about all the ways their hands were tied. And then... one day... BLOGS were invented! And it transformed the way word of mouth spread.</p>

<p>And now - with the invention of Twitter.com - it's another brand new world and land of opportunities for anyone who was ever held back from getting the word out about their business. </p>

<p>See you on Twitter!<br />
<a href="http://Twitter.com/CoachDeb" rel="nofollow">http://Twitter.com/CoachDeb</a></p>]]></description>
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