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« Are We Dinosaurs? | Main | I Am The Decider »

November 13, 2007

Lawyers get firm boost on Web :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Brad Spirrison

Link: Lawyers get firm boost on Web :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Brad Spirrison.Lawyer Solo and small firm lawyers don't spend a lot of money on advertising, and print advertising, of all kinds. is rapidly being supplanted by Internet ad buys. Web directories like FaceBook are more of a social phenomenon for now; however, this Chicago directory site may be the precursor for future lawyer advertising. While I believe in blogs and other free Internet resources are the best way for a solo to get out there, there is certainly a place for directory sites. The point here is that the Internet is the place to be.

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