Archive for April, 2007

Dan Hull’s Great “Ease-of-Use” concept

Monday, April 16th, 2007

Dan Hull, of San Diego and author of What About Clients(TM), has some remarkable insights. Here’s one of his latest: What About “Ease-of-Use Awards” For Law Firms? What if the services sector competed for clients on the basis of “ease-of-use”? Develop and apply ease-of-use concepts to pure services? Our clients’ services? Our services? Sure, and [...]

Does your lawyer read enough blogs?

Saturday, April 14th, 2007

Allison C. Shields writes about a lawyer who might have been better off just reading one more:   When I tell people I have a blog, I get a lot of blank stares or confused looks. Sometimes a brave soul will admit that they don’t know what I’m talking about and will ask me, “What’s a [...]

How to Use a Webinar

Saturday, April 14th, 2007

If you’ve not been exposed already, familiarize yourself with the webinar. Jonathan G. Stein explains in his article: A what? A webinar. A webinar is a seminar that you put on through the internet. Most businesses that use webinars use them to market their product or put on a sales presentation. Its a great use [...]

Make Taxes Less Taxing — Vow to Get Organized Now

Friday, April 13th, 2007

Here’s timely advice from Denise O’Berry at AllBusiness: Tax day is just around the corner. Did you find yourself spending countless hours searching for those all important documents again this year? Filing taxes is a fact of life. Why waste time once a year when taking a few small steps throughout the year can save [...]

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