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Best Practices for Healthcare Event Planning

Hosting events is a great way for your healthcare organization to get in front of a captive audience and tell your story. Regardless of whether you’re hosting a webinar, launch party, speaking engagement, or any other event, the goal is to create a fun and informative atmosphere that generates awareness of and further interest in your organization. This means you need to get the right people to attend, engage with your brand, and take action — which is no small feat in this competitive industry.

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Grow Your Firm’s Social Media Presence With These Proven Strategies

As an attorney, you know that attracting and retaining great clients is all about strong communication skills. First impressions are important, and remaining in close contact throughout the legal process inspires trust and instills confidence. Once a case wraps up, you follow up to ensure your now-former clients are satisfied with their representation and to let them know you’re available in the future should they need your legal advice or counsel.

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Mediation marketing: A LaFleur guide to ADR messaging

The Mediator Controls the Message

If you’re a professional mediator or an attorney who’s trying to establish a mediation practice, you probably don’t have a particularly high public profile. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing because it means you have an incredible amount of control over the information that people will find when they search for your name online.

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How to Write Great Legal Content

Writing Great Legal Content That Drives Prime Leads

Lawyers are constantly writing documents, briefs, and memos, so they’re familiar with writing great content for the legal sphere. Yet, while you might be a skilled legal writer, marketing content requires a different set of skills. Keep reading to learn how you can improve your website content and generate and convert more client leads below.

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Can You Hear Me Now? Tips for Managing Remote Teams

Helpful Strategies for Managing Remote Teams

As someone who works 2,284 miles from my company’s main offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan, I have firsthand experience with remote work. I won’t lie: I miss my coworkers. Things can get a little lonely here in Portland, Oregon, gazing at the steady rain falling on bespectacled hipsters passing by my cozy coffee shop on unicycles and skateboards. But thanks to a supportive team, real-time digital messaging platforms, and reliable online conferencing, I remain deeply ingrained in our business.

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