Now more than ever, you are being called upon to meet and present on camera virtually. You might also be interested in creating pre-recorded and live video for marketing and business development purposes. Because you are not physically able to meet with every client and potential client you would like to, not to mention referral sources, media, bloggers, and conference …
Should Employees Volunteer During The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis?
What should you do if someone in your firm comes to you seeking approval to provide volunteer assistance in the community during this COVID-19 outbreak? Even if you haven’t received any requests, I am going to share an idea for you to implement in your firm that might also turn into a morale builder. Is It Time To Volunteer Outside …
Should Lawyers Be Selling Their Services During This Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis?
I understand you’re scared. It’s a scary time for everyone. Many firms and other businesses aren’t sure if enough revenue is going to be there in a week, a month, 6 months, or even in 12 months to keep the doors open. This kind of fear can cause irregular and sometimes irrational behavior. Let’s discuss. Prefer To Listen Instead of …
CORONAVIRUS COMMUNICATIONS CENTERWelcome to the Coronavirus Communications Center. Please stop back often as this page will update when new resources are published. If there are any topics that would be helpful to you and your firm, feel free to let me know.BLOG POSTSPODCASTS Nancy Myrland is a Marketing, Business Development, Content, Social & Digital Media Speaker, Trainer & Advisor, helping …
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Communication: How Should Attorneys and Staff Use Social Media During This Crisis?
What you post on social media is public. Even when you set your post to private, there is no guarantee of privacy (hello screenshots). A question came up today that revolved around how to communicate caution to attorneys and staff about how they use social media during this time. There Is No Blueprint. Let’s Design One. I get it. Emotions and …
How To Communicate When Someone In Your Firm Tests Positive For Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Someone in your firm, or someone who has visited your firm, has tested positive for the Coronavirus, COVID-19. Now what? Even if you don’t have anyone infected yet, you might. The virus seems to be spreading geographically a bit quicker than many expected. We will probably discover a sharp rise in the number infected once the testing kits are available …
How Will The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact Your Law Firm?
As the COVID-19 Virus begins to impact law firms and the legal profession, you might be wondering what to do next. Lawyers From Two New York Law Firms Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 As of Sunday night, March 8, there have been reports of lawyers at two firms who have tested positive for the Coronavirus, COVID-19. First, Lawrence Garbuz, partner …
Do You Spend As Much Time On Your Clients As You Do On Your New Logo or Website?
Sometimes we spend an enormous amount of time working on new logos, websites, and letterhead. We fret over: Whose name should go first on the letterhead? Which shade of blue is right? Should we use an ampersand or the word and? What are the right graphics for every page of our website? Should we build microsites? Should we have video …
Are Younger Lawyers Naturally Better At Social Media?
Are digital natives, those who were born in an era when electronic devices were prevalent and in their hands from the moment they were old enough to hold them, better equipped in this current era of social and digital media? Let’s take a few minutes and discuss that because I can shed a little light on the differences between digital …
The 3 Main Reasons Lawyers Should Use LinkedIn
How many times have you gone to an event, maybe a conference or a business after hours, or even just a social event with friends, and a new acquaintance sends you an invitation to connect on LinkedIn? You might have seen the notice in a LinkedIn email or on the app itself. Maybe you collected that person’s business card. I …