Thanks to a lot of readers for catching that I screwed up in my link to the PowerPoint in yesterday's post on my webinar, 'Law Firm Blogs : What Works? What Doesn't?'
Corrected the link in my post. Here's also the link to the PowerPoint as well as a link to the recorded Screencast.
As much as I try, screwing up like that is always within my reach. Thanks for catching it.
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all information is required pleaseAt the request of attendees (about 70 of them), here's a PowerPoint to download. from the LexBlog hosted April 11 webinar, 'Law Firm Blogs : What Works? What Doesn't?'
If you didn't get a chance to attend, here's a recording of the webinar, including screencast. Click here to run the webinar from the LexBlog learning center. It's 45 to 50 minutes long.
I'll also be doing an encore performance within the next few weeks. Drop me an email, if you want to recieve word of the date and time. It'll be free of course.
And in LexBlog's continuing effort to educate folks in our legal profession on the power of blogs and social networking, we'll start running a series of free webinars on various topics.
Please drop me an email on topics you'd like to see me cover and if you want to be added to an email list keeping folks abreast of the times and days, drop me an email. Not to worry. LexBlog is a 'spam free' environment. No sales pitch BS or press releases to folks who share their email addresses.
Looks to be good sized crowd for the one one hour Webinar (at your computer) today, Friday, April 11 at 2 ET/11 PT.
We'll cover, among other things:
Please click here to register.
Not to worry if you can't make it. We'll record the webinar and make it freely available with the accompanying screen shots and online demo's.
This will be the first of many free webinars on blogging and social networking for law firm marketing that I'll be doing. There's so many questions and so much confusion on the subject. My hope is to provide helpful information so good lawyers and legal marketing professionals can make informed decisions as to which way to go on innovative online marketing.
I'm doing a free one hour Webinar (at your computer) this Friday, April 11 at 2 ET/11 PT.
We'll cover, among other things:
Please click here to register.
Not to worry if you can't make it. We'll record the webinar and make it freely available with the accompanying screen shots and online demo's.
I'm also going to start doing free regular webinars on blogging. Blogs and other forms of social networking are of great interest to law firms. LexBlog is getting a ton of inquiries and I am getting loads of questions. There's also a lot of wrong information out there. If I can help leading lawyers and legal marketing professionals around the country through free educational webinars, it'll be a privilege.
Next Wednesday, October 24, I'll be appearing on a webinar panel with Carolyn Elefant and Mark Britton. It's being hosted by ALM's National Law Journal. Join us without leaving your chair in front of your computer.
The details:
Carolyn who publishes her own blog, My Shingle and is co-publisher of Legal Blog Watch at ALM, regularly writes and speaks on law firm marketing and management for solos and small law firms. Her passion is an inspiration for all of us.
Mark is co-founder of Avvo, a new online lawyer directory that rates and profiles every attorney, so as to help people choose the right lawyer. Though Avvo's drawn resistance by some lawyers, I see a place for consumer driven lawyer ratings. I've also found Mark, a former practicing lawyer and Expedia exec, most sincere in his drive to bring a valuable resource to the public.
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