The Inspired Solo
"For every law student and practicing attorney who dreams of a solo practice, wonders about hanging a shingle, or just wants to know whether 'going solo' is really an option."
Author: Sheryl Sisk is a consultant who helps lawyers develop their Web presence in cost-effective ways and guides lawyers through the blawgging process, from installing to publicizing. She is based in Myrtle Beach, S.C. She also authors SC Bankruptcy & Consumer Law Blog.
Blawg Related Categories: Law Firms • Solos/Small Firms • Law Practice Management • Legal Marketing & Consulting • Consultant
Recent Posts from The Inspired Solo
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Rule #7: Manage Expectations — Yours and Others (10 Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities)
What do you all expect from me?! Oh, wait. I know that one: everyday inspiration for successfully managing your rock-star solo business, right? Read on to figure out how to rein in what other people…
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Rule #6: Take Advantage of Tools to Automate & Streamline (10 Rules to Successfully Manage Your Time in Social Networking Activities)
Making your social networking activities easier might be just as simple as implementing the right app at the right time. In this post, we explore Rule #6 of the "Ten Rules to Successfully Manage Your…
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Rule #5: Stop Multitasking and Embrace Mindfulness (10 Rules to Successfully Manage Your Time in Social Networking Activities)
Continuing our series on how to successfully manage your social networking marketing time, today's post looks at multitasking and why it sucks. There's a better way -- it's called mindfulness and here's why it rocks…
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Rule #4: Get Superhero-Skilled in Task Management (10 Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities)
Rule #4 in our ongoing series, "Ten Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities," is about managing the way you get your other stuff done - in other words, task management. Read…
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The Weekly Brief (Week Ending 11/14/2009)
It's up! Your every-Monday-morning Weekly Brief has arrived, chock full of the best of the blogosphere for the previous week -- great stuff from around the web on social media and marketing, business management, blogging,…
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Rule #3 – Separate the Personal From the Professional (Ten Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities)
Our series, "Ten Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities," continues with this post on the third rule -- separating the professional from the personal, and how to draw that line for…
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Rule #2: Create a Plan Based On Your Goals (10 Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities)
Ready to move forward with your social networking marketing strategy? After you know your goals, you need a plan -- and that's what Rule #2 is all about in our Ten Rules of Successfully Managing…
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Rule #1 for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities: Know Your Goals
Our first post in the ten-day "Ten Rules For Successfully Managing Your Time With Social Networking Activities" is all about you -- your goals in establishing a social networking strategy.
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Overview: Ten Rules for Successfully Managing Your Time in Social Networking Activities
Ready to dive into social networking as part of your overall marketing strategy for your solo practice? Good for you! Read this series first to keep sane while you dive into Twitter and friends.
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No Skipping Steps, Snowflake! How to Grow Your Own Marketing Plan (Colleen Wainwright – Communicatrix)
Sure, we love paying clients who want us to help them create awesome marketing plans or teach them how to use social media. But we also kinda secretly (OK, not so secretly anymore) dig and…