There are so many hidden features on LinkedIn that even power users miss. One of my favorites is something most people completely overlook: the list of people who are following your company page.
And yes, they’re people to whom you may not even be connected.
These followers made a choice to follow your business. That
There’s no shortage of advice on how to use LinkedIn but knowing what not to do is just as important. After years of helping professionals use LinkedIn more effectively, I’ve seen the good, the bad and everything in between. What surprises me most is how often smart, successful people make small but avoidable mistakes that
Like a lot of legal marketers, I was curious about how AI could actually help me with my day-to-day work. Not the hype. Just the real stuff: writing, research, planning, staying ahead. What I found is that it’s not a magic solution, but it’s a useful tool when applied in the right ways.
One of the most underrated strategies for long-term success on LinkedIn and in your career is confidence. Not the flashy kind. Not the kind that demands attention. But the steady kind. The kind that comes from believing in your own value, even when the room is quiet. Even when the algorithm is quiet. If you’ve
Law firms often talk about the importance of relationships. The client relationship. The partner relationship. The trusted advisor relationship. But there’s one relationship that too often gets overlooked – the alumni relationship.
In a busy law practice, it’s easy to stay focused on today. The matters on your desk, the filings that need to get done, the client calls that fill your calendar. But the lawyers who consistently build thriving books of business know something others often overlook: relationships take time and the business development pipeline needs
In a world where your next job, client or opportunity might come through a Google search or a LinkedIn profile visit, personal branding has never been more important. Personal branding isn’t about being an influencer. It’s not about selfies or follower counts. It’s about visibility, credibility and consistency.
It’s spring break season. That means some of your clients and colleagues are headed to the beach, skiing in the mountains, or simply unplugging for a few days.
And while it may be tempting to fully check out along with them, here’s the truth: downtime is one of the best opportunities to focus on marketing.
Let’s be honest, LinkedIn can feel overwhelming. There’s pressure to post regularly, say something insightful and somehow stand out in a sea of professionals all trying to do the same thing. But here’s the truth: you don’t have to go viral or be a full-time content creator to build real influence on LinkedIn.
Thought leadership
Client meetings are more than a calendar invite, they’re one of the best opportunities to build stronger relationships, show your value and get closer to the issues that matter most to your clients. Whether it’s your first meeting with a new contact or a regular check-in with a long-standing client, being prepared helps you stand
