It Goes Without Saying

Posted on March 23, 2010 by thebyrneblog

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been marveling over the experience I had during and after the Legal Marketing Association’s annual national conference.  It was obviously an honor to be invited to speak about how law firms are using social media from an in-house marketing/communications perspective.  The presentation itself went very well — it was [...]

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AmLaw 100 Firms on Twitter

Posted on March 12, 2010 by thebyrneblog

As promised, here’s the results of my survey of AmLaw100 firms who have a presence on Twitter.  As I did  my research, I was reminded how lousy the search function is on Twitter.  I also came up against a search limitation after about 25 (or so) searches… I would have to wait until the top of [...]

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AmLaw 100 Firms on Facebook

Posted on March 12, 2010 by thebyrneblog

At a presentation yesterday at the Legal Marketing Association’s annual conference, I discussed a survey I did of how many AmLaw100 firms have a Facebook presence in the form of a fan page.  For reference and posterity, I am sharing the results here on the blog, too.  I also surveyed the same firms’ presence on [...]

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And Now, Something (Somewhat) Completely Different…

Posted on March 9, 2010 by thebyrneblog

With apologies for those readers, friends and family with absolutely no interest in legal marketing, per se, I will be using the blog in the next few days to support some of my communicating at the annual national conference of the Legal Marketing Association in Denver.  My participation on a panel, unsurprisingly enough, will include [...]

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