As a journalist, I believe that social media is not just a tool for marketing or a distraction. Instead, it’s an essential resource for gathering business intelligence that can help attorneys advance their skills and development. In my recent podcast episode with Jared Correia on the Non-Eventcast, we discussed how to use social media platforms for business intelligence.
During our conversation, we covered various technology topics related to law firms and their practices. Jared began by asking Betsy Munnell of EHMunnell about her transition from practicing law to coaching attorneys on business development. Betsy shared some valuable insights into how attorneys can engage with social media and use these platforms to gather information relevant to their practices.
We also talked about the significance of social media platforms such as Twitter and LinkedIn in the legal industry. Betsy emphasized that Twitter is an excellent platform for breaking news while LinkedIn is great for networking with other professionals. We also discussed customer relationship management (CRM) tools and the role they play in law firms, as well as the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal industry.
If you’re looking to maximize your social media platform’s potential, this podcast episode can provide you with valuable insights on how to expand your usage. You can also explore our CRM Buyers Guide at the Non-Event for more resources on the latest trends in this field. As a consultant and legal technology expert, Jared Correia hosts the Non-Eventcast, which is the premier podcast of Above the Law’s Non-Event for Tech-Perplexed Lawyers.
