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Top Habits of Successful Rainmakers E-Book. Women in Law Rainmaker Forum. Chart Your Own Course E-Book. Is often asked for referrals to reputable providers of various resources and services. Responding to requests, we have listed below a sampling of what we hope are useful links (though we are not endorsing anyone). American Bar Association Law Practice Management Section. Association of Legal Administrators. International Legal Technology Association. Joel A. Rose and Associates, Inc. 129 N Woodstock Dr.
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Business Development Targets
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010. When I ask some attorneys to describe their ideal Client, I often hear, ‘one that pays.' This response is mildly amusing… but rarely true. Not every Client is a good Client. And what makes a great Client for one firm or professional might be a nightmare for another. So a big part of your business development planning process should start by defining your ideal target Clients. Posted by Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Human ...
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Data Quality Do’s and Don’ts – Part 2: “I See Dead People” (in my CRM system)
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Thursday, June 4, 2015. Data Quality Do’s and Don’ts – Part 2: “I See Dead People” (in my CRM system). Many of us may remember that quote from the chilling movie The Sixth Sense. But seeing dead people in your CRM system can be almost as disturbing. Nothing is more likely to cause end users to tune out and turn off than finding deceased contacts in the system. Posted by Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Connect with Chris on LinkedIn. Outsourcing Opti...
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: CRM Building Project – Part 2: Teardowns
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015. CRM Building Project – Part 2: Teardowns. Many of the firms we work with have had their CRM systems for years or even a decade or more. They can likely still remember their original “move-in” day when they first bought the system (which hopefully didn’t require a mortgage) and migrated all their information in. At that point, their CRM system felt like the perfect place. Posted by Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Human natu...
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Outsourcing Options and Opportunities - Part 3: Law Firms in the Outsourcing Business?
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013. Outsourcing Options and Opportunities - Part 3: Law Firms in the Outsourcing Business? As the contracting out of an internal business process to a third party organization and, as such, it has been a common and accepted business practice for a very long time. By that definition, could it also be suggested that law firms themselves are in the outsourcing business? In many cases,. While this may be a radical concept for some, it shouldn't. Posted by Christina R. Fritsch, JD.
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Referrals - The Gift That Keeps on Giving
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010. Referrals - The Gift That Keeps on Giving. So what is the key to getting business from referral sources? First, like most everything else in business development: you need to give before you can expect to receive. If you want people to refer business to you, you should start by making referrals yourself. Posted by Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Connect with Chris on LinkedIn. Follow Chris on Twitter. Where Is Chris Today?
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Outsourcing Options and Opportunities - Part 2: The Evolution of Law Firm Outsourcing
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013. Outsourcing Options and Opportunities - Part 2: The Evolution of Law Firm Outsourcing. The goals of outsourcing include improving efficiency, reducing costs and gaining a competitive advantage. As a result, it shouldn't be too surprising that law firms have been experimenting with outsourcing for decades, according to some sources. Firms have been even more open to outsourcing their non-legal work such as IT support, finance and accounting and helpdesk operations. More recen...
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Data Quality Do’s and Don’ts – Part 3: Adopt the Orphans
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015. Data Quality Do’s and Don’ts – Part 3: Adopt the Orphans. There is nothing sadder than a poor lonely little orphan – especially in your CRM system. When a record is left in the system and all the attorneys who once knew the contact are gone, the record is essentially abandoned. It’s left all alone in a CRM world where relationships are so very important. So what is a CRM caretaker to do? The important orphaned records that remain should be ‘adopted’ by other attorney...Once you ...
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Growing Relationships for CRM Success: Your CRM Journey - Part 7: Rest Stops
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012. Your CRM Journey - Part 7: Rest Stops. Sometimes, when you are trying diligently to get to your ultimate CRM destination, the temptation can be to really ‘put the pedal to the metal’ and try to get there as quickly as possible. The problem is that when you do this, you may end up running out of gas before you get where you want to go– or you may find your team’s motivation levels 'on empty.'. Posted by Christina R. Fritsch, JD. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Human nature...
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