Social media has become a mainstay in law firm marketing and advertising. Utilizing social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ helps attorneys to connect with target demographics, interact with colleagues and build their brands.
Odds are, lawyers reading this article practice in firms that have some sort of presence on a social media site. But a social media presence is only half the battle. To reap the benefits of social media content, lawyers should avoid these seven common mistakes.
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