Mentoring, along with co-working and mingling with entrepreneurs, has helped Chris Brown launch a Kansas City practice serving startups

The key to our marketing success is combining traditional efforts with online marketing.” Providing good content to their network is a big part of that marketing effort.

More than two dozen websites and two days of speaking a month promoting food safety…

13 lawyers weigh in on how they engage their audiences on Google+, what they get out of it, the biggest drawbacks, their use of Circles and Hangouts, and how they measure success.

A lawyer with a virtual office finds success in turning her researched answers to client questions into blog posts, and then sharing those posts.

If you follow this criminal defense attorney’s approach, you should be able to obtain a steady flow of positive online reviews.

A business and litigation attorney lost 75% of his business in the downturn. Here is how he redirected and rebounded.

Regularly generating and posting content, interacting with followers and fans, and then running some ads and sponsored posts has worked well for this firm.

Drawing business nationally and internationally with a blog that mostly copies from, links to, and comments on snippets from other sources.

Free seminars provide the backbone of this firm’s multi-pronged marketing effort.

What is working for this divorce lawyer: Adwords, Avvo, a new SEO provider, and videos, yes. Social media, no.

“Word of mouth is great, but there are over 45,000 attorneys in our state. How do you stand out in that crowd? I came to realize that marketing is absolutely essential.”