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Legal Marketing Case Study – Fisher Meredith family law services and so much more

Here's the latest legal marketing case study. I admit that I’ve admired the marketing communications of Fisher Meredith for some time – particularly the series of small transport posters that appeared regularly at my local train station for many years that seemed to embed their presence in the community and Read More

2016-05-19T09:36:27+01:00May 19, 2016|Kim's Blog, Lawyers, Marketing, Social Media, Web Sites|

Legal Marketing Case Study – Rix & Kay thought leadership in the later life and care sectors

(Apologies - the original post appears to have been lost from the site) Rix & Kay is a firm of solicitors in the South East with offices in Uckfield, Brighton and Sevenoaks. There are three lawyers and six assistants within its Later Life team which specialises in private client work (Powers Read More

Legal Marketing Case Study – Rix & Kay thought leadership in the later life and care sectors

(Apologies - the original post appears to have been lost from the site) Rix & Kay is a firm of solicitors in the South East with offices in Uckfield, Brighton and Sevenoaks. There are three lawyers and six assistants within its Later Life team which specialises in private client work (Powers Read More

Book Review: Professional Services Marketing Handbook (Edited by Nigel Clark with Charles Nixon)

You would expect a book coming from the folk at Cambridge Marketing College to be good. And it is. Unusually, it’s not a text book – there’s little theory within it. But it’s a fabulous collection of case studies, best practice and insight from a glittering array of the great Read More

2015-10-09T12:01:53+01:00October 9, 2015|Accountants, Kim's Blog, Lawyers, Marketing, Selling|

Nine takeaways from the second annual Estates Gazette property marketing summit

On 25th June I went along to the fabulous conference venue at 30 Euston Square for the second annual Estates Gazette property marketing conference. It was an interesting line-up of speakers and panellists. Here are my top takeaways (some of which were tweeted under #EGSummit): 1. “Marketing used to be Read More

2015-07-07T19:35:45+01:00July 7, 2015|Kim's Blog, Marketing, Property, Social Media|
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