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Six Ways to Increase Results
from Your Limited Marketing Time
Jim Hassett, Ph.D.
Successful lawyers never seem to have
enough time for marketing. This 90 minute
presentation by one of the best known
experts on legal marketing will help lawyers
at large and mid-sized firms save time
by developing new business more efficiently.
We will review the research on what works
in legal marketing to help you focus on
the individual tactics that are most likely
to produce immediate and practical results
for your practice, your personality and
your schedule.
Here's what a litigation partner at Latham
& Watkins said to us the day after attending
this event in New York:
"Excellent presentation. On my way
home, I emailed two clients, offering
a 'tell me what we can do better' meeting
in their offices."
Next, we are coming to Washington:
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
4:30-6:00 PM
JW Marriott Hotel
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
- Learn what your competitors are doing
to increase new business by reviewing
data from LexisNexis, American Lawyer
Media, Hildebrandt, BTI Consulting,
the Legal Marketing Association, the
Association of Corporate Counsel, and
others.
- Discover the tactics that are most
likely to produce results, according
to research from the Gallup organization,
Neil Rackham, Steven Covey and others.
- Prioritize your marketing activities
by applying six key principles.
- Identify the marketing activities
that are most likely to produce immediate
and practical results for your practice,
your personality and your schedule.
- Answer the question: What should I
do today to build stronger relationships
and increase new business?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This 90 minute presentation will be useful
to every lawyer and legal professional
who wants to bring in more new business,
including:
- Experienced rainmakers who are looking
for innovative ways to increase impact.
- Beginning rainmakers who need to prioritize
activities and get started.
- Practice leaders and managing partners
who want to improve business results.
For
details, download this summary and order
form (1.3 MB PDF)
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