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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2012 · 34 MIN

Lawyers Cannot Buy Page One on Google with Nick Augustine

from Law Talk Radio · host Texas Law Talk Radio

  Topics covered on this show – just a taste: 1) How and why PPC marketers target lawyers. 2) Same promises to everyone, results for no one. 3) Do three things religiously and learn how organic SEO works. 4) The good news about Google’s latest search engine algorithm.   Deposit big bucks and cross your fingers. You might do better hiring someone with a sandwich board to wave at people outside your office. The sales pitches keep coming and the lawyers I talked to are angry because they are not getting results. Learn about the latest Google algorithms and why old-fashioned hard work and referral generation and inbound marketing are best practices in client generation.   J. Nick Augustine, J.D. is a strategy consultant and publicist for lawyers. Practicing public relations in litigation, family law and intellectual property, Nick and his team at Pro Serve PR Marketing manage the focused image of success and help promote clients and tell their stories using digital media and traditional publicity outlets. Nick is an Internet talk radio host and he is a published writer who is passionate about journalism and the power of the pen. Nick is an alumnus of Marquette University and The John Marshall Law School, where is an active member of the Alumni Board of Directors. Website: www.proservepr.com.    Sponsor: Chris McCarthy of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI.

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Topics covered on this show – just a taste: 1) How and why PPC marketers target lawyers. 2) Same promises to everyone, results for no one. 3) Do three things religiously and learn how organic SEO works. 4) The good news about Google’s latest search engine algorithm.   Deposit big bucks and cross your fingers. You might do better hiring someone with a sandwich board to wave at people outside your office. The sales pitches keep coming and the lawyers I talked to are angry because they are not getting results. Learn about the latest Google algorithms and why old-fashioned hard work and referral generation and inbound marketing are best practices in client generation.   J. Nick Augustine, J.D. is a strategy consultant and publicist for lawyers. Practicing public relations in litigation, family law and intellectual property, Nick and his team at Pro Serve PR Marketing manage the focused image of success and help promote clients and tell their stories using digital media and traditional publicity outlets. Nick is an Internet talk radio host and he is a published writer who is passionate about journalism and the power of the pen. Nick is an alumnus of Marquette University and The John Marshall Law School, where is an active member of the Alumni Board of Directors. Website: www.proservepr.com.    Sponsor: Chris McCarthy of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI.

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