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Building a law practice one article at a time : how to master thought leadership and expertise-based marketing through publications. / David A. Zetoony.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Zetoony, David, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Marketing.
Leadership.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (188 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, [2021]
Summary:
This book, authored by David A. Zetoony, provides a comprehensive guide on leveraging article writing to build a legal practice and enhance marketing efforts. It aims to dispel common myths associated with marketing and writing, offering practical rules and techniques for producing effective legal articles. The book emphasizes the importance of writing as a tool for marketing and relationship-building in the legal field, and includes sections on the principles of marketing, writing rules, and additional strategies for developing expertise and identifying publication sources. Targeted primarily at legal professionals, the book serves as an educational resource to improve writing skills and marketing strategies within the legal industry. Generated by AI.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Foreword
Introduction
How to Use This Book
Section I: Expertise-Driven Marketing
1. The Core Principle of Expertise-Driven Marketing
2. Myths of Expertise-Driven Marketing
Myth No. 1: Nobody Has Ever Gotten Work from Writing an Article
Myth No. 2: Nobody Ever Gets a New Client from Writing an Article
Myth No. 3: You Need a Title to Market Yourself as an Expert
Myth No. 4: Clients Don’t Read Articles
Myth No. 5: Writing a Single Article Is Expertise-Driven Marketing
Myth No. 6: Writing Three Articles Is Expertise-Driven Marketing
Myth No. 7: Experts Have a “Halo” Effect
Myth No. 8: Work Driven by Expertise-Driven Marketing Is Not Portable
Myth No. 9: You Have to Be an “Expert” to Engage in Expertise-Driven Marketing
Myth No. 10: Publishing an Article Is Giving the Milk Away for Free
3. Five Similarities between Expertise-Driven Marketing and Relationship-Driven Marketing
4. Expertise-Driven Marketing Can Facilitate Relationships
Section II: Rules of Writing
5. Rule 1: Efficient Writing
Frequently Asked Questions
Reminders
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ISBN:
9781641057943
1641057947
OCLC:
1431976086

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