Content Marketing for Bankruptcy Attorneys is the production and publishing of valuable content with the express intent to satisfy/answer the questions, concerns, or problems of your ideal clients and create an audience who trusts you. This can be written, audio, video, and graphic information that satisfies the needs and wants of those individuals who could become your firm’s clients.
Metrics for a website and blog are important for their ability to highlight the returns you get from the time and resources invested. You want to identify a good cross-section of measures to evaluate your success like Traffic, Qualified Leads, and Onboarded Clients.
Today’s business world is challenging to find prospects and customers. It is becoming equally difficult to find and retain good employees. In the same way that the customers you want are like the customers you have, your best employees are some of your best resources (and models) for finding more!
If you tell your stories from your own frame of reference, you are simply doing it wrong. Many actors have this problem; many content creators struggle with it as well. To be effective, we’ve got to be telling stories from the point-of-view of the audience (and why it is important to them)!
It’s the growth and success that Gary Vaynerchuk sees in others (like DRock, Rahgav Haran, or his brother AJ that puts the biggest smiles on his face. It’s a blessing to see how your actions touch and influence those around you.
The world is bigger and brighter when viewed through the lens of possibilities! It’s hard not to smile when you see things as they can be instead of living beneath the curse of what you believe they can’t be!
It strikes me how we often do not know how our actions will motivate, embolden, or serve as a spark for others. While they are often mundane, day-to-day tasks for us, they can mean infinitely more to someone else who is searching for their mission or meaning. Ultimately, they often to come represent much more to us with the benefit of historical perspective.
Too often, we measure our reality through the lens of what others have often ignored what they or someone else did to earn it. Make no mistake – if you base your Happiness on measures that you do not have, you will lead a bitter and ungrateful life.
No one wants to be the Blackberry in the iPhone world! The best ideas and processes from yesterday often delivery poor results in today’s world. There may still be a market or need at maturity, but there’s nothing, but heartache when you’re the Greatest Fool in the “Greater Fool” exercise!
We have all heard this singular point, but it is amazing how knowledgeable business professionals fall into this same trap. For whatever reason, people keep falling into the trap of Selling the Thing versus Selling the Solve!
Even though we know better, it is unclear whether it is hubris (“It’s not the best, but I can make it work.”) or fear/pressure (“I have to do it because…”) that leads us to do things proven not to get the results we ultimately seek.
