Assistant Account Manager Amy Rossetti Celebrates One-Year Anniversary
After finishing college, Connecticut native Amy Rossetti moved to Los Angeles and began looking for a position that would utilize her educational and internship experience in both public relations and marketing. Then she found it at Berbay. Amy celebrated her one-year anniversary with the firm on June 16. What was Amy’s biggest surprise in joining […]
Should you advertise on bus benches?
Most likely, your first answer to this is no. And I’m not here to sell you bus bench advertising; however, it’s interesting to me that professionals – with the exception of perhaps residential real estate agents – immediately jettison certain marketing tactics, such as bus benches and billboards. In the not too distant past, it […]
The Trump Effect – How to Get Quoted/Interviewed Regularly
Ever wonder why you see the same recycled faces on television or quoted in the newspaper? You may find yourself outraged, because oftentimes they don’t have the experience or even the knowledge that you have. What they have is PR advocates, or the Trump effect. I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “sex sells”. Well, provocative […]
5 Things Financial Institutions Need to Know to Reduce Risk when Using Social Media
If you work for a financial institution, you’re very familiar with regulations that affect every aspect of your business. Social media is no different. Managing a social media account comes with risks just like any other marketing activity. The newly released 2013 Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council Guidance on Social Media Risk Management offers some […]
Artists evolve and grow; business people can, too
I recently heard an art jeweler reviewing the history and scope of his work, or as they say in the art world, his “oeuvre.” I am familiar with him as a jeweler who carves and incorporates glass into his work with metal, but he explained that he originally established himself as a silversmith and only […]
Three Ways to Tell if Your Blog Is Successful
When you write a blog, it sometimes feels like you’re shouting into the wind. You think you have great content, but without getting feedback from readers, it can be hard to tell. You might even question if having a blog is worth the effort. Don’t give up too soon! What blogs lack in two-way communication, […]
Marketing Pros “WOW” at the 2016 Legal Marketing Conference
The following summary and marketing tips should prove helpful to you as you develop your own marketing strategies and plans. With breakout session topics including “The Secrets of Why and How TED Talks Captivate Audiences,” “The Latest Trends in Legal Marketing and Business Development,” “Getting to the Heart of Your Firm’s Brand,” “The Marketing Scorecard: […]
7 Quick Fixes to Improve Your Email Marketing
Are you just not seeing the results you want from your email marketing campaign? You’re not alone! Email is a great marketing tool, but there is a learning curve, and with so many variables it’s easy to get overwhelmed. If your results aren’t what you want them to be, don’t do a complete email overhaul […]
A strong handshake conveys confidence; A weak handshake, not so much
Demonstrate a firm handshake when you meet a person, especially if it’s someone you want to make a good impression on, like a prospective employer or client. Seems simple to understand and to do, doesn’t it? Well, it must not be, because we meet plenty of people who grip our offered hand with a “limp […]
3 Overlooked Law Firm Marketing Techniques That Work
There’s some marketing advice that you hear over and over again: create good content, measure your results, build relationships, and on and on. But what about less common techniques that you may not have thought of? Marketer Larry Bodine conducted a survey of nearly 400 marketing professionals and asked them to identify the techniques that […]