Selling

Integrating the sales pipeline and client relationship management

At the “Towards KAM – helping fee-earners with relationship management” session last week one of things generating most interest and discussion was the issue that while most firms had identified the stages in the sales or new business development process in their firms, few had achieved the same level of Read More

Two book reviews – For “Rainmakers and Trailblazers: Business Development for Lawyers”

Huge thanks to two splendid lawyers for providing the following reviews of my latest book - "Rainmakers and Trailblazers - Step by Step guide to Business Development for Lawyers". Hopefully, there are a couple more to follow “Rix & Kay Solicitors have worked with Kim for more than ten years Read More

2014-04-11T17:30:46+01:00April 11, 2014|Kim's Blog, Lawyers, Marketing, Selling|

Property marketing case study – John Rushton at Small Back Room: Community, content and customer experience

As part of my research into what’s happening (and, more importantly, what’s likely to be happening) in the fast moving world of property and real estate marketing, I spoke to John Rushton, chairman of the property marketing and design consultancy Small Back Room  http://www.smallbackroom.com/  Tribes and Community – from Kazakhstan Read More

2014-04-11T11:20:48+01:00April 11, 2014|Kim's Blog, Marketing, Property, Selling, Social Media, Web Sites|

Like transplanting a tree – moving lawyers and accountants overseas

When providing business development coaching to lawyers and accountants, one of the metaphors I use is that it is like growing a tree. It’s not an overnight process. It takes time for a young sapling to find the right location, acquire the necessary resources and grow steadily each year until Read More

8 copywriting tips – backed by science

I read this excellent blog on copywriting tips which was originally published in the Buffer Blog http://blog.bufferapp.com/data-backed-copywriting and to those who attend my copywriting classes I recommend that you read the entire blog. But here are the highlights: Create a curiosity gap – the headline needs to be tantalising enough to Read More

2014-02-14T09:41:52+00:00February 14, 2014|Kim's Blog, Marketing, Selling, Social Media, Web Sites|
Go to Top