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A law firm website will generally include a contact form that prospective clients can fill out stating their issue and providing their phone number and email address so that the firm can contact them. A recent data analysis by Adviatech found that the use of such forms has decreased, at the same time that overall…
Webinars as a Strong Marketing Tool While many firms stick to tried-and-true marketing efforts, including a firm website, social marketing outreach and the occasional in-person seminar, there are also attorneys who are going further, harnessing the latest in online technology to connect with more potential clients. Those attorneys are hosting webinars. Webinars are essentially online…
Email Privacy Protections Lax at Federal Level, but State, Private Solutions Picking Up Slack In 1986, when most people had yet to even have heard the word “Internet,” the U.S. Congress passed a law, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), granting Americans broad privacy protections in their online communications. Back then, computer storage space was…
The death of the paper business card is rumoured to be just around the corner. Realistically, that is unlikely, as it implies the whole world will only ever be using mobile devices. Not so. And, there is something tangible and personal about the ritual of exchanging business cards, it’s still one of the best face-to-face…
Popular services are implementing two-factor authentication. You should, too. Your password will never be enough The best practice in password generation is to use a passphrase that is too long to be predictable, but also impossible to forget. The more complicated the password, the more bits of entropy are involved, which determines how long it…
A busy lawyer usually wants the latest and most versatile applications for taking notes while on the go. Blogs covering various applications released for this niche have been hinting that Ever note’s Penultimate and Circus Ponies may be the next must-have applications. Our review of the apps finds that they do have helpful features for…
The Strategic Use of Google Hangouts: Time Well Spent For Your Firm Many attorneys use Skype for their regular video meetings. While basic Skype is free, the extras now require a premium membership – a must-have for meetings which necessitate the use of screen sharing. That has led some attorneys to try Google Hangouts, Google’s…
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