- Instructor: Attorney Bob Schaller
- Lectures: 1
Facebook and Other Social Media.
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn Instagram, Pintrest, Reddit, Yelp… the list goes on and on. By now, a lawyer probably already has some sort of personal presence on one – or more than likely several – of the social media platforms that are quickly dominating our worlds, stealing our time, and demanding our constant attention. But for a lawyer, the business owner, the proprietor, the marketing director, why, just why, doesn’t the business have a presence on one of the many social media platforms? A lawyer already knows that the lawyer should. Every business present on social media is there in the pursuit of one singular and clear objective: to attract more business.
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