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5 Great Legal Twitter Lists - JD Scoop

Among other things, Twitter's new #LISTS functionality is a terrific way to further expand your connections on the popular communications platform. I've been surfing friends' lists - something akin to falling down a Twitter-fueled rabbit hole, finding interesting people to follow along the way

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Avoid Logic in Your Proposals

A great post and link from Matt Handal at Help Everybody Everyday. And, as an added bonus, we have a penguin.

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Web 2.0 and the "Real" World

 

I had a great day yesterday.  I got to have a great conversation with Victoria Pynchon of the Settle It Now Blog and ADR fame. I also had a great time at the AGC of Virginia Richmond Chapter networking meeting.  Hanging out with friends, clients and potential clients and actually shaking hands with them reminded me that, even in this Web 2.0 (or 4.0 as Rex Gradeless has to say) world, the real world exists and we must have a real world presence.

Both of these experiences helped refresh me and remind me that while I would never have met many of the great people that I now know (among them Victoria Pynchon, Susan Cartier Liebel and the great Solo Practice University folks among others to numerous to go through here), it is their "real world" presence that makes them great to know.  Web 2.0 is a medium I use and use frequently (sometimes too frequently), but it is only a part of any good strategy. 

It was great to be reminded of this yesterday and I hope to keep the balance.

 

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October 8, 2009 AGCVA Dinner Meeting

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If you are not a member already (or are a member and enjoy good food and great marketing), I recommend that you check this out.  It will be a great marketing opportunity!  If you are not a member and are interested in checking it out, please contact me and I'll get you an invite as my guest.

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Great Prospective Member Social!

Thanks to everyone that attended the AGC VA Richmond District Prospective Member Social.  It was a great success and I hope you all had a great time.

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Associated General Contractors of Virginia Prospective Members Cookout

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A Good Take on Customers and Sales from a Criminal Defense Lawyer

Brian Tannebaum (@MIAMICRIMLAW on Twitter), posted a great piece on how not to win friends and influence customers to hire you, whether through Twitter or through more "Traditional" avenues. 

His point is a good one.  Spend your time marketing why you should be the one to help the customer.  Don't waste time bad mouthing the competition.  Customers/clients will sense that you are not pushing your strengths and wonder why.  Stick with the positive and answer client's questions honestly and without taking pot shots at the competition and you will come out ahead.

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