This week on the Legally Speaking Podcast, our host Robert Hanna welcomes Dennis Yu onto the show. In an episode ideal for legal professionals with marketing responsibilities, Dennis explains how law firms can upgrade the productivity of their online advertising and content strategy. It’s an important topic, with spend often misused on ineffective ads and poorly performing content. Dennis is the host of the …
Social media comes with many caveats, mental health issues was one of mine…it doesn’t help when you want to start a brand new (brick and mortar) business…during the middle of a pandemic where digital marketing is the only way to reach all those patients held up in their homes with 6 months worth of food and toilet roll. Here’s my …
Why the Philippines? It’s not because the labor is cheaper, it’s because you have better people that can do things you normally can’t get done in the United States. They are loyal and passionate about their work… and it’s a pleasure giving them access to new opportunities, and paying them multiple times more than their local jobs. We helped a …
I’m boosting 174 tweets right now. Across 20 campaigns, spending about a dollar a day for each campaign, so $20 a day total. Each dollar lets me reach about 300 people. I get more for my dollar when I am going for conversion (150 people), less for engagement (900 people). I’m averaging 4.5% engagement and a 7 cent cost per …
This just happened and I feel so terrible for Remi. Remi runs job applicants through our screening. Check out below how she was treated by a VA who didn’t pass. While this candidate may have been offended or feelings hurt from failing, that’s no way to treat someone who is properly and kindly doing their job. Of course, it’s disappointing …
Who wants to play with a cool new tool called Tolstoy that lets us create “choose your own adventure” videos? This is the future of landing pages– instead of forcing everyone to watch the same 60-minute video, we can go straight to what they care about. And instead of taking many touches over many weeks, we can collapse it down …
Why Tucker makes me smile. When I see a steady set of frequent, lightweight touches, I know he’s on top of his projects. That means communication is happening, clients know that someone is actually there, and we’re moving things along. A frequent, lightweight touch takes only a moment to actually do, but can sometimes take months or even never– because …
Here’s a powerful “social network” you probably haven’t heard of. Alignable drives exposure and leads for your business– kind of like LinkedIn + Yelp combined– mainly for local. In the last month of using it, I’ve rekindled hundreds of connections and made new friends. This B2B social network has generated 39 leads and 21 recommendations, too– and I’m still on …
Brand story, differentiation, and positioning are all important parts of building a business, but there is one thing that binds all of these together: effective communication. If you don’t communicate and message your brand to the outside world, all the work you do in the shadows won’t get noticed. That’s where a good business PR strategy comes into play and, …
We have all heard it before and preach it to our clients if you want to grow your business you need to run ads. The issue is that most of us don’t take action on what we tell our clients. After a year of not running ads and being stuck at $20k/month I decided to take a leap and never …
Generating new opportunities through social media and SEO strategies is the name of the game for most marketing teams. It’s the promise most digital agencies try to deliver on. If you do not convert these newly found opportunities into paying customers, it’s all for nothing. As the amount of data and apps continue to multiply, and the fact that Moore’s …
Between 1970, and up until the 1990s, Mcdonald’s used various forms of their slogan “you deserve a break today” to position their brand message deep in their target audience’s psyche. This slogan, in the form of a jingle, positioned Mcdonald’s against one of its biggest competitors … not Burger King, but home cooking. The idea was to compel people to …
