Free Attorney Marketing Course Debuts - Turning Vulnerable Attorneys Into Mighty Marketing Machines
May 04, 2006 (PRLEAP.COM) Business News
Winter Park, Florida - May 4, 2006 - -"I am reminded of a quote from a musical genius of the Twentieth Century, who was very much a businessman, when he said 'In modern business, it is not the crook who is feared most, it is the honest man who doesn't know what he is doing.' Pablo Casals." says Henry Harlow, CEO and Founder of www.Law-Firm-Marketing-Coach.com where the new Client Development Course for Attorneys has debuted. Harlow continues, "The Client Development Course for Attorneys with the website information is designed to remove the mystery, myths, smoke, mirrors, sound, fury and uncertainty from the attorney marketing process." Henry has over 40 years of management/marketing experience and has helped over 500 attorneys to date to improve their law practice management skills so they serve their clients better than ever while earning more money with less work. Some attorneys have been spending hundreds, thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars on legal consultants to get this type of information or reading books that are not specifically speaking to the needs of those engaged in attorney marketing. All this changes since the purpose of www.Law-Firm-Marketing-Coach.com is to provide this needed information at no cost online.
The Client Development Course for Attorneys answers these questions in specific detail: Can I be a good marketer? How does emotional intelligence enter into the equation? What exactly is marketing anyway? Should I be doing advertising and if I should exactly how? Should I have yellow page ads? Why isn't my website getting me clients? Who are my best marketing targets? How do I go about setting fees? Exactly how do I develop referral sources? What are the basic marketing skills and what exactly do I need to do? Should I be marketing to ethnic communities and how do I do that if I should? Where do I get the time to do the marketing? …and much, much more.