July 2009 Issue of Originate Newsletter now Online
The July issue of Originate! - the business development newsletter - explores how you can be more resourceful in your business development, not just by using a particular marketing method or firm asset, but by looking at smart ways at hand to reach those people you want as clients or do more for those you already have...and taking action to make results happen.
Lead Article: The Art of Closing: Six Rules of the Game - Pt 2 of 2 |
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Turning Seminars Into Billable Work: Designing it Right |
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Getting Business via Online Networking: The Three Best Ways to Launch Yourself Online |
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Best Practice Tips
Remedies, not Diagnoses: Do Something About Client Problems
What if your doctor discovered something unsettling, but did NOTHING about it? That’s what lawyers do all the time, laments Darryl Cross, when they talk about problems their clients might be facing, but fail to offer active solutions. If you want to bring work in, offer treatments and solutions to what ails your clients and prospects.
Doctor, Send In That Summer Intern. Stat!
If you think about business development in all you do, you’ll often find ways to get value from resources and opportunities that others waste. Andy Havens examines a rarely considered asset, the summer associate, and suggests a variety of ways to add value for the associate, your clients and you
Transforming Associates from Bees to A's in Marketing
Larry Bodine, Esq. applauds the change in approach to deploying and compensating associates at Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal. With bonuses and support aligned to business development success, associates can reinvent themselves from worker bees into owners ready to generate work for themselves and the firm
Relationships Unbound: Stop Holding Back Your Networking
Everyone talks about the value of networking, but too often lawyers hold themselves back with misconceptions about what networking means, how they will be judged by peers and inaction. Thom Singer lays out these common constraints on success, and advises how to unleash your networking potential.
Visit http://www.pbdi.org/Originate/ to see all the articles in the July issue.