Carolyn Elefant, author of the My Shingle blog, recently did a great post on how certain technological trends apply to legal marketing. You can view the full post here.
Her first category using images found on Pinterest as an example is interesting to me - I've actually read other articles / blogs on creative ways to use Pinterest. For example, the Pinterest website showcases the story of a couple that used the service to plan their wedding. They pinned pictures relating to the bride and bridesmaid dresses, the flowers, etc. People (i.e. their Moms) were able to leave comments about everything.
Lawyers might use Pinterest to find inspiration for their marketing plan, to remind themselves of their ideal client, to find graphics etc. for their website or even to post jpegs of articles, cases and codes related to an issue they're researching
What are some other ways Pinterest might work for your law practice?
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Her first category using images found on Pinterest as an example is interesting to me - I've actually read other articles / blogs on creative ways to use Pinterest. For example, the Pinterest website showcases the story of a couple that used the service to plan their wedding. They pinned pictures relating to the bride and bridesmaid dresses, the flowers, etc. People (i.e. their Moms) were able to leave comments about everything.
Lawyers might use Pinterest to find inspiration for their marketing plan, to remind themselves of their ideal client, to find graphics etc. for their website or even to post jpegs of articles, cases and codes related to an issue they're researching
What are some other ways Pinterest might work for your law practice?
Comments are welcome. However, please read our comments policy first
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