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: The LinkedIn LawyerFacebook Business Pages for Lawyers
By David A. Barrett, Esq.
First, such use may be construed as a violation of the terms of service and without warning Facebook could shut down all of these accounts, and all the friends and work put into building such Facebook pages would be lost.
Second, the personal connection inherent in social media is lost. Is there a person behind that curtain? Does this law firm answer messages or Facebook chat? Who exactly are we speaking with?
Third, a Facebook strategy that utilizes personal profiles for attorneys, business pages for the law firm, as well as Facebook groups achieves a much more robust presence on Facebook. This arrangement also allows for attorneys to feed content to and from the law firm page, as appropriate for the particular personal or group network.
Here you may find an example of my Facebook "Fan Page" or "Business Page".
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Full post as published by The LinkedIn Lawyer on November 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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