Here's a list of client service blogs along with many of my other favorites. I hope you add them to your favorites. Pardon me if you know I read your blog and for some reason you are not on this list - please just send me a comment/link, and I'll add you immediately!
Client Service Blogs
- Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices
- CBA Practice Link
- Church of the Customer Blog
- Customers Rock
- CustomersAreAlways
- Darryl Ohrt
- David Jacobson's External Insights
- Gladwell.com Blog
- Golden Practices
- Gruntled Employees
- How To Change The World
- How to Make it Rain
- Howling Point
- Human Law
- In Search of Perfect Client Service
- Infamy or Praise
- Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips
- Law Firm Blogging
- LawMarketing Blog
- Leaderhip for Lawyers
- Legal Business Development
- Legal Ease Blog
- Legal Marketing Blog
- Legal Sanity
- Management Craft
- May It Please The Court
- Minor Wisdom
- More Partner Income
- My Shingle
- Passion, People and Principles
- Rainmaker Best Practices
- Real Lawyers Have Blogs
- Rob Hyndman
- The [non]billable Hour
- The Adventure of Strategy
- The Greatest American Lawyer
- Alltop
- Boyd Neil
- Brendan Cooper
- Brian Keith
- Bryant Hilton
- Chris Brogan
- David Ferrabee
- David Mullen
- Drew McClellan
- Ed Lee
- Gavin Heaton
- Geoff Livingston
- John Koetsier
- Kami Huyse
- Katie Paine
- Lara Kretler
- Niall Cook
- PIBlog
- PRWeek
- relentlessPR
- RepMan
- Richard Edelman
- Rodger Johnson
- Ryan Peal
- Scott Baradell
- Shannon Paul
- Shel Holtz
- Steve Rubel
- Strive Notes
- Timothy Parcell
- TechnoTwists
- The Flack
- The Lead
- Todd Andrlik
- Todd Defren
- Where Do You Stand?
Hey Leo - thanks for the shout!!
ReplyDeleteSame here - thanks for the mention.
ReplyDeleteHey Leo,
ReplyDeleteThat's quite an impressive list. Thank you for including The Marketing Minute along those great bloggers.
I think you hit the nail on the head. A good blogger not only writes about topics of interest but they go out and find other conversations to engage in.
They add value first, knowing that the value will be returned.
Best,
Drew
Hi Leo,
ReplyDeleteThis is a great list. I would like to add that it is an evolving process when you write something and other takes it further. This is one of the reason that the entire internet became an extraordinary mean of communication and information. This collaborative effort has made now social media a strong and serious mean to connect with your friends, customer, partners, government and so on. This evolution of the social media has and would be a pretty serious affair, and would surly find in the strategy documents of the organizations accross the globe.
Take Care.