Michael J. Evans: Law + Technology + Marketing
How lawyers can use the Internet, social media, online video, and technology to attract clients, be more effective, make more money, and have more fun.
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BP claims administrator Kenneth Feinberg issued new rules for BP oil spill claims today. The rules will govern payments from the $20 billion escrow fund. The fund will begin accepting applications on August 23, 2010. Within hours of the release of the new rules, the attorneys general of both Florida and Alabama had written Feinberg to condemn the new BP claims procedures.
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Business information publisher eMarketer just published a survey examining the factors that create trust on the part of social media users. Although the survey didn’t deal specifically with online legal marketing, I believe there are some insights that can be useful to social-media savvy lawyers. I’ll share my attorney-specific ideas near the end of this post.
First, here’s an interesting chart ranking the trustworthiness of 10 sources of social media information:
From www.eMarketer.com
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What can we do together? Since 1999 I've been using the Internet, websites, blogs, online video, Twitter and other social media to help thousands of injured people find great lawyers. We've organized national networks of lawyers in over forty states to take on Pfizer, Bayer, Yamaha and other multinational corporations. We've put consumers on a level playing field, and had fun doing it. If you're a great lawyer looking for more clients, contact me and let's see what we can do together.
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