Navigating Law Firm Mergers: Communication, Culture, And The Marketer’s Influence
Mergers are far more than a press release, and they reverberate through every layer of the firm.
Mergers are far more than a press release, and they reverberate through every layer of the firm.
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A legal marketing conundrum.
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Maybe I’ll make partner if I wear my silly socks.
Marketing is incredibly important for law firms.
Your online presence can increase brand recognition and awareness.
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Every single thing Bruce Stachenfeld has learned along the way about marketing is in this book.
It's sort of like fishing, and the fact that you don't know what will happen makes it exciting.
Ultimately, success or failure comes down to a game of statistics.