Legal Marketing Minutes with Nancy Myrland

In today's episode of the Legal Marketing Minutes podcast, Nancy Myrland expands upon an idea the Philadelphia 76ers uses to help their players become better presenters and better team players at the same time. Listen to see how this can translate to lawyers becoming better presenters.

You can listen to other episodes here on Nancy's website: https://www.myrlandmarketing.com/legalmarketingminutes/

In today's episode of the Legal Marketing Minutes podcast, Nancy Myrland discusses a recent panel of general counsel where project-based billing was the topic of the day. She also offers a suggestion about how you can transition to this model with more confidence.

The Legal Marketing Minutes podcast can also be found on Nancy's website: https://www.myrlandmarketing.com/legalmarketingminutes/

In today's episode of Legal Marketing Minutes, Nancy Myrland provides an easy and important tip to help you discover who is sharing your blog posts, and what to do once you know, and how to develop and nurture relationships with them.

In today's episode of Legal Marketing Minutes, Nancy Myrland talks about how we're getting spoiled by automation and outsourcing and how some are still making the same mistakes they made in 2012.

In today's episode of the Legal Marketing Minutes podcast, Nancy Myrland talks about the wrong time to show up for your clients and how making this critical mistake could cost you a relationship.

In today's 4th episode of the Legal Marketing Minutes podcast, Nancy Myrland talks about one of the recaps Mark Schaefer delivered from SXSW after he attended a session with Tom Klein of MailChimp. He talks about differentiation, culture, content, your brand, & integrated marketing.

In today's episode of the Legal Marketing Minutes Podcast, Nancy Myrland talks about the best way to become a social media pro. It's easier than you might think. This was inspired by an interview with the always-intelligent Jay Baer of Convince & Convert.

In today's episode of Legal Marketing Minutes, I discuss the common and very human desire many lawyers and law firms have to think they and their firms need to get involved in the same marketing activities and events as other law firms because they don't want to be left out or be noticed by their absence. I suggest a better way to think about this desire that will benefit your practice and your firm.

In today's 1st episode of Legal Marketing Minutes, I talk about an easy way for lawyers to dip their toes into the "livestreaming" world by using Facebook's Live Audio feature. It is as easy as posting a comment, plus it carries the strength of being able to interact with your listeners, whether they are live or replay listeners.