Legal Marketing Studio Michael N. Meyer

Robert Weiss of Multivision Digital, one of the top video production companies in NYC, signs off his emails with the tagline, "See you in front of the camera." These days, we're all being seen in front of the camera. Not only are we in front of cameras more often than ever, but we're all watching more video than ever before. There is an opportunity to produce that content and means to do so safely despite the pandemic. In this episode Robert and I discuss three approaches to safely creating content now, during the pandemic, with a focus on remote video capture. We look forward to a post-pandemic period when remote video capture will remain a means of producing content at scale and across a broad geographic footprint.

In this episode I turn the host's reins over to author and marketing consultant Carol Schiro Greenwald and her guest Roger Barton, Managing Partner of Barton LLP. Carol and Roger discuss the evolution of his networking as he grew his practice and grew his firm. Roger describes how he has used networking externally and internally to the firm to form strong relationships, develop business, help train associates in building their practices, foster a culture of cross selling (in combination with innovative compensation policies), and encourage forward movers to join Barton LLP.

Carol's most recent book is Strategic Networking for Introverts, Extroverts and Everyone In Between, available through the ABA website.

Michael F. Schein returns to the podcast to discuss his forthcoming book: The Hype Handbook: 12 Indispensable Success Secrets From the World's Greatest Propagandists, Self-Promoters, Cult Leaders, Mischief Makers, and Boundary Breakers. We revisit how Hype can be applied in the professional services context and draw lessons from his research. More info on his website: https://michaelfschein.com/.

Jason Lisi of Legal Internet Solutions Inc joins us on this episode to consider what it means to have a complete digital presence in an environment in which the tools are rapidly changing, one's resources are easily over taxed, and competition is ever increasing. Jason discusses LISI's approach to structuring clients' digital strategies and what he sees as having a complete digital presence.

Tiffany Yarde joins me on the first episode of 2019 to discuss the every day gestures through which marketing professionals can push for positive change. Our conversation touches on team building, career development, and diversity and inclusion. Rather than look solely to grand programmatic or policy solutions, we explore the quotidian efforts that leaders and junior team members can employ to drive change in individuals' careers while expanding diversity at their firms and throughout the industry.

Sometimes things go sideways. Raj Jha of Practice Alchemy joins me on the final episode of 2018 to look back at the year and describe the three biggest marketing mistakes he saw law firms make in 2018. And, of course we pull out the lessons from these failures so our listeners can avoid making similar mistakes in 2019.