Recently I received a really nice handwritten note from an Atlanta lawyer. He said:
Cordell. We’ve never met, but I’ve been following (and recommending) your blog for years. I wanted to thank you for providing me with good info and continued motivation in my business development efforts.
I loved practicing law. My clients were my
In March 2010, I wrote: Make Your Blog Unique to Get Potential Clients to Read it. I wonder how many additional law blogs have been created in the last 5 plus years.
When I first started blogging, I read Seth Godin’s book Purple Cow, New Edition: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable
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As you may know, I gave up my law practice at the peak of my career because I enjoyed helping younger lawyers in my law firm succeed even more. My mission in writing this blog, having a coaching page on Facebook and posting on Twitter is to help you become a more successful lawyer, develop
In response to my September 22, 2011 blog What Have You Learned and How Are You Implementing It, Thomas Grant shared with me the following and gave me permission to share it with you:
What have you learned from reading the materials I post or listening to the podcasts?
I regularly read your
The number of blogs by lawyers increases dramatically every day. The number of remarkable blogs by lawyers that help create relationships with clients, referral sources and influencers is few indeed. Most blogs written by lawyers are boring. Here are the variety of reasons: