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Susan Cartier Liebel

You’re Hired! (But I Just Went Solo?)

Apr 29, 2013 in Inspiration, Marketing, Solo & Small Firm Practice

This happens more than you know. In the process of planning for a solo practice, building their web presence, letting people know they are going solo, the lawyer gets a job offer she simply can’t decline.  Unusual? Not at all.  I’ll explain. When you embark on starting a solo practice you are consciously reframing your own attitude about what [...]

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Legal Zoom, Rocket Lawyer – We Fear What We Don’t Understand and To Our Detriment

Apr 5, 2013 in Marketing, Technology

(Please note: the factual information presented is from disparate sources including presentations I’ve attended, personal conversations with employees from branded networks, independent sources, and my own research over the last two years. SPU is not affiliated with any branded network) Intriguing title, I know. However, I learned a lot recently from the proverbial horses’ mouths.  Most any lawyer I [...]

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Kelli

The Power of ‘Really’ Showing Up

Jan 24, 2013 in Guest Bloggers, Marketing, Solo & Small Firm Practice

Amazing things happen when you show up in your life and work.  And I mean SHOW UP.  Not simply exist, but make your presence known and participate in the conversation. The best example I can give is from a recent experience that I had. Last month, I attended the Massachusetts Conference for Women.  8,000+ women [...]

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What Have You Done For Me Lately?

Jan 10, 2013 in Guest Bloggers, Marketing

David Wong’s brutally honest article, Six Harsh Truths That Will Make You a Better Person, in Cracked made my day. Go read the whole thing. I’ll wait. You done? Good. You may be a little offended by the blunt and sometimes belligerent tone of the article, but you just learned a valuable lesson: Your only [...]

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Creativity

Tip of The Week – How Creativity Will Save the World

Dec 31, 2012 in Inspiration, Marketing, Subjective Opinions

It was a bold two-page concept ad for MEGABLOKS in the front signature of the New York Times magazine years ago. Once upon a time, there lived a creature named Creativity. When Creativity was young, he was allowed to explore the farthest reaches of his imagination. No one told him what noise his train was [...]

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Marketing Tip Of The Week – Zazzle ‘Em

Dec 3, 2012 in Marketing

Recently, I had the pleasure of spending an entire afternoon with one of my faculty, Deborah Gonzalez. While we were at lunch she went to check her iPhone and I saw her law firm’s logo emblazoned on her iPhone hard plastic protector.  Naturally, I asked her where she got it and she told me Zazzle.com. [...]

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Do Your Clients Have A Crush On You?

Nov 5, 2012 in Inspiration, Marketing, Solo & Small Firm Practice

I have a confession.  I have a crush.  I have a crush on a company.  Is that possible?  Yes, it is. We were very fortunate to come out of hurricane Sandy virtually unscathed.  As many of you experienced, are experiencing, or heard, this was a monster storm which has caused upwards of untold billions in damages [...]

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Susan Cartier Liebel

Does Your Solo Practice Need to Pivot?

Oct 2, 2012 in Marketing, Solo & Small Firm Practice

I stumbled across this blog post about an 11 year old company called Vertical Response and the change their company is now going through. This is a company that has done very well for 11 years until one day they realized if they didn’t ‘pivot’ they would fall behind technologically, lose their hard-earned customers and [...]

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Gabriel Cheong

When Lawyers Create Useful Tools For Their Clients Everyone Wins

Sep 12, 2012 in Guest Bloggers, Marketing, Technology

This post was written by Gabriel Cheong. Gabriel Cheong is the owner of Infinity Law Group in Quincy, Massachusetts. He holds a JD from Northeastern University School of Law, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Binghamton University. Gabriel started his own law firm straight out of [...]

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