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How to communicate to potential clients?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Susan Payton Jun 4, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Thumbs Up
Here's something that frustrates me. I'm writing this for this community so that we can have a discussion on two main points:1) Our law practice is focused on business. We focus on trademark,…Continue
Royalties - easy money for artistic works
Started Mar 14, 2012 0 Replies 0 Thumbs Up
Once again - licensing. Look at all the products that carry the copyrighted (or trademarked) work of another company. Royalties from these sales mean simple and easy income for the creative…Continue
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Scarlet Cerise replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"If you don't have a blog, a Frequently Asked Questions (or similar) page on your web site can still help to lead your customers/clients in the right direction."
Natalia Matulessy replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"My confusion is though, if we only own a website without a blog, this method is difficult to apply as regular posting is not available. So how to attract customer to visit our blog regularly if we don't have a blog?"
Harry Vaishnav replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"Agree with previous comments from everyone about creating a web site and writing articles / blog that will present you as an authority.
For item 1 you have to show the risk / reward trade-offs and potential consequences that may arise from trying…"
Susan Payton replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"I agree; blogging is the way to show your expertise. When talking to a potential client, point them to the specific post where you address what relates to their situation. I'd also share it on social media so that maybe, just maybe, you can…"
Scarlet Cerise replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"Yes! Another reason a blog is a great idea from a marketing perspective is that it might set you apart from your competition. I could be wrong, but blogs aren't something that a lot of lawyers do. People like to know who they're getting…"
Kate Rose replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"I agree with Meredith that having a blog and posting regularly would let visitors to your site and potential clients see that you are an expert in your field. In fact, one of your blog topics could explain the application process for…"
Meredith Wood replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"In regards to #2 Anthony, I think a great way (although it does require a lot of effort), to show to potential clients who aren't experts in the are that you are, is to have some sort of content platform. You could have a blog or just some…"
Scarlet Cerise replied to Anthony Verna's discussion 'How to communicate to potential clients?'"This is how I see it, though I am not in the same business field as you are:
The potential clients want trademarks. In order to get those trademarks, they must accurately fill out an application form. You want the clients to have trademarks.…"
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Anthony Verna posted a discussionHow to communicate to potential clients?
Here's something that frustrates me. I'm writing this for this community so that we can have a discussion on two main points:1) Our law practice is focused on business. We focus on trademark, copyright, advertising, promotion and general business agreements in order to help businesses. I have had the same conversation this week with 5 potential clients. Basically, those potential clients filed their trademark applications themselves, those applications are now facing a court proceeding to…See More
Anthony Verna commented on Alyssa Gregory's blog post 'How Do YOU Use Pinterest In Your Small Business?'"Can I get some feedback? I know we're a law firm and so Pinterest may seem way off course for us, but I think what we do is quite visual. My partner is on board with it, but we're creeping into it.…"
Amy Johnson left a comment for Anthony Verna"Thank you for adding me Anthony I hope all is going well for you and hopefully I'll get a chance to get to know you and your business further!
Thanks again!
Amy"
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What EXACTLY are Copyrights?
Posted on March 14, 2012 at 9:30am 1 Comment 2 Thumbs Up
I will begin with a basic description of copyright law with a brief example. A Copyright is best described as a set of rights granted by the government for the expressions of ideas or information.
Quite literally, it is the set of rights the owner has to allow copies of the expression to be made.
Copyright law only covers these eight types of works:
- literary works;
- musical works, including any accompanying words;
- dramatic works, including any…
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- At 7:16am on March 22, 2012, Amy Johnson said…
Thank you for adding me Anthony I hope all is going well for you and hopefully I'll get a chance to get to know you and your business further!
Thanks again!
Amy
- At 9:40am on March 14, 2012,
Amanda Henson said… Welcome to the Bonfire! Please let me know if I can be of any help to you here.
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