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Meet Sarah Marshall (no, not that one), the experience architect at humanworks.
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I see so many people post content on social media that is self-promotional and all about themselves.
This is a big mistake when it comes to personal branding.
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There are so many ways to maximize your content so it has a stronger impact.
There’s also much content out there but not all of it is good. And you
Why You Should Create an Alumni Relations Program at Your Law Firm
There are endless benefits for you (the law firm) and your alumni to stay in touch with each other.
It’s a mutually beneficial relationship.
It doesn’t matter how big or
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If you want LinkedIn to help you build your brand and business, you need to put in the work to build meaningful relationships, post content that is of value to
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It takes a lot to impress me when it comes to law firm marketing initiatives after working in this industry for 20+ years, so when I see something that is
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Sign Up for the October Women Who Wow Virtual Events
There are two Women Who Wow virtual events in October – all of them are free. I hope you’ll join!
Don’t miss the next Women Who Wow webinar on October
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Creating a lifelong relationship with your alumni is important for law firms of all sizes.
Alumni have unique and tremendous value to your organization from a business development, recruiting and