When firms are disappointed that their “marketing” efforts fail to bring in new clients and new business, it’s often because they don’t understand the difference between marketing and sales.
According to Sally Schmidt, a consultant and pioneer of in-house law firm marketing, “marketing” provides a strategic umbrella for a host of activities, from planning and research, PR and other communications, and events to direct business development activities.
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