You’ve probably heard of the four laws of thermodynamics, and maybe even the four laws of love thanks to the famous Jimmy Evans book. But what about the four laws of content marketing? Does that sound familiar?
If not, you’re in luck! Over the next four months in this newsletter, we’ll be going over each
Anyone that has followed me over the past 15 years knows that I am a firm believer in the power of writing a book for business development purposes. In my view, it is a big audacious business card—period! If written as a business development tool—it lets prospective clients inside your world and how you think.
Recently I was featured on Spotlight Branding’s newest venture—the podcast CENTER STAGE.
John Hinson and I had a great conversation about the importance of social media for lawyers and finding a way to embrace it. I have to admit that I certainly was not an early adaptor. Find out how I eventually found the value
I am honored to announce that I am the winner of the Daily Business Review—Best of Awards for Legal Business Development Coach. I’m thrilled! Why this year? Let’s take a closer look.
Sometimes it’s hard to see the impact of our business development initiatives. It took some refocusing and connecting the dots.
For the
All of us need to understand the importance of branding. We are CEOs of our own companies: Me Inc. To be in business today, our most important job is to be head marketer for the brand called You.” —Tom Peters in Fast Company
We’ve said it many times – video is a great way to
The key is not the will to win… everybody has that. It is the will to prepare to win that is important.” —Bobby Knight
Do you ask your clients for testimonials? Maybe you don’t because you’re worried it will make you look needy. Or maybe you do, but you drag your feet through the process
In this post, we’re talking about the fourth and final of the four laws of content marketing, which is to track the right results. (If you missed the first, second or third laws, go back and check those out!)
When it comes to content, depending on the industry, things like clicks, engagements, and views become
In this post, we’re covering the third of the four laws of content marketing. (If you missed the first and second laws, go back and check those out!)
The third law is “Shared Success,” and what this primarily means is that there is a relationship between all of your marketing activities and your content. But
In our last post, we shared the first of four laws of content marketing, which is that Content is King. This post will cover the second law of content marketing, which is to focus on people, not search engines. What that means is this idea that we’re so overly focused on search engines, and not
You’ve probably heard the statement “Content Is King” before. But do you know why?
Here’s the thing about content. Because everyone engages your content no matter where they come from — leads, referrals, people that are in your existing network, colleagues, people that find you online — no matter where somebody comes from or how