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Social Media for Lawyers - Powerpoint now available

By Doug Jasinski

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Yesterday I presented a seminar to the Vancouver chapter of the Legal Marketing Association on Social Media and Social Networking for Lawyers where I set out my thoughts on why social media matters for law firms as well as introducing some of the major components (RSS, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, blogs) and how they all work together. The session generated a great discussion and certainly confirmed for me that social media issues and strategies are top of mind for many in the legal community as we delve into 2009. A copy of the powerpoint is now available in the resources section of the Skunkworks website. You can access it here.

Full post as published by Legal Marketing Canada on January 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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