Positive referrals and relationships will always play an important part in generating new business for law firms, but they will not always deliver a consistent flow of work for future growth. In an increasingly competitive market, many law firms have turned to harnessing and distributing online thought leadership exercises to attract the attention of new clients. Unfortunately a lot of firms are still not familiar enough with the available technologies to track any potential interest successfully. Others are cautious about using data capture techniques to generate new leads, fearing that it will deter readers.
July 11, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
James Vanderzee spoke to a cross-section of nearly 30 law firms about their online ‘thought leadership’ campaigns and found they were missing a trick by not tracking readers to generate hard leads
Positive referrals and relationships will always play an important part in generating new business for law firms, but they will not always deliver a consistent flow of work for future growth.
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