LinkedIn quick tip: Have you had the issue on LinkedIn where you aren’t associated with the official company or school and so you get the non logo box (see below)
Q&A With LinkedIn Superstar Jay Harrington
My friend Jay Harrington is a LinkedIn superstar and technically a competitor of mine. But since I learn from each of his posts and we frequently collaborate together, I asked
How to Promote Your Successes and Gain New Clients
Don’t underestimate the power of email marketing and simply letting your contacts know about a victory you achieved on behalf of a client. Case studies help your contacts know more
How to Use LinkedIn Messenger to Share a Post
Did you know that you can use LinkedIn messenger to easily share a post of your own or someone else with an individual or a group of people? It’s super
Register for the Next Free Women Who Wow Webinar – How to Create a Mentally Healthy Workplace Culture in Law Firms on 5/20
Join me, Gina Passarella, Editor-in-Chief, Global Legal Brands at ALM Media, LLC, Diane Costigan, Director of Coaching/Well-Being at Winston & Strawn LLP and Kerrie Mohr, Founder and Director of A
A Valuable Resource to Help You Not Fall for Spammy Lawyer Awards and Rankings Submissions
For all of those marketing folks and lawyers who ask whether an award or ranking is worth putting on your bio or even worth pursuing in the first place –
Women Who Wow: Caroline Hennessy
Meet Caroline Hennessy, the next Woman Who Wows. Caroline is the CEO and owner of Ideator Marketing.
Caroline provides marketing consulting services to organizations across the country. Serving as
How Being Vulnerable Is a Key Element of Your LinkedIn Success
I used to have no clue how to use LinkedIn and posted dry content that got no engagement.
What I’ve learned on LinkedIn is that if you really want to
Your Top LinkedIn Questions Answered
I’m often asked the same few LinkedIn questions, so I thought it might be helpful to answer them in a new series on the blog.
Q: Should I “like” my
Women Who Wow: Pam Tobias
Pam Tobias has more than 15 years of legal marketing experience, with a focus on CRM and other marketing technologies. For the last 15 years, she has focused specifically on LexisNexis InterAction, working with business development, events, communications and other teams to align the database for business planning, key account management and other vital marketing, business development and firm initiatives. She also specializes in repositioning misunderstood (or failed) systems working closely with marketing, business development and IT.
As a Client Advisor at LexisNexis, she focuses on helping clients be successful with
their marketing and business development initiatives by integrating technology into growth strategies and everyday business processes.
Learn more about Pam in this Women Who Wow profile.