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In the past, businesses were invited by Twitter to get a professional profile. Now, provided a business meets certain criteria, it can get a professional profile.
Thanks to Articles For Pages, law firms are no longer restricted by a character count when they want to publish content.
Taking care of your law firm’s Facebook page can be time-consuming, but the time invested directly pays off when your page attracts followers and potential clients.
According to digital marketers, 80 percent of social media leads come from LinkedIn. It is an excellent platform for lawyers to build their brand.
With the addition of scheduled stories across Instagram and Facebook, law firms can slot items to be published in advance on more than one social platform.
Instagram can also be used for direct messaging, posting stories, shopping and more.
Many law firms take advantage of the opportunities offered by social media. These firms make Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn part of their marketing strategy. However, one form of social media that remains untapped among many law firms is Instagram. With 500 million daily active users, law firms can draw on Instagram to build followers, engage…
Often, law firms prefer to play it safe with their online marketing strategy for fear of scaring off potential clients. This is reflected in the language law firms use on their websites, as well as the topics of the blog posts. However, if there is one thing that gets people talking, especially in today’s high-conflict…
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