Bottom-Line Marketing: 2009 and Beyond

The dramatic economic downturn has affected law firms and their clients in equal measure and has rocked the legal market landscape.  One of the results will be a change in how firms develop new business and interact with clients in the future.

In April, Altman Weil conducted a study of law firm leaders that focused on key areas of transition, including clients and marketing.  This 90-minute webinar, Bottom-Line Marketing: 2009 and Beyond, draws on that data, as well as Altman Weil’s hands-on experience to provide practical business development tactics that will generate results for your law firm.

Topics include:

  • How market changes are affecting marketing decisions:  Shifting priorities and spending for the ‘new normal.’
  • What your clients – and prospective clients – really want:  Why investing more time and less money can pay off.
  • Cross-selling in a downturn: Can cross-selling work when there’s not enough work to go around?  What smart firms know that struggling firms don’t.
  • Pragmatic planning:  Don’t write another business development plan that sits on a shelf gathering dust.  The key components of a practical, actionable plan.
  • Training for success:  Internal and external resources to maximize the potential of rainmakers, rising stars, and remedial cases.
  • Social networking realities:  Blogs, Twitter, LinkedIn and a host of other low-cost and no-cost options are flooding the marketing arena.  What works, and what’s a waste of time?

    Who will benefit:
  • CMOs and their Marketing teams
  • Marketing Partners
  • Practice Group Leaders
  • Managing Partners
  • Any partner involved in business development

Program Presenters:

Charles A. Maddock, Principal, Altman Weil, Inc.
Timothy B. Corcoran, Senior Consultant, Altman Weil, Inc.

ORDER THE CD NOW, EMAIL INFO@ALTMANWEIL.COM OR CALL 610-886-2008.

A complete flash recording of the audio and video portions of the webinar on CD is available for those who missed the program. 

$295 plus shipping and handling for each CD recording.

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