If you want to increase collaboration, productivity, and security all while keeping costs down, the cloud is the perfect solution. But if you’re not careful, hidden charges can creep up on your monthly bill, preventing you from truly reaping the benefits of the cloud.

Why did your client choose you instead of another lawyer? There are plenty of good ones out there. Have you ever asked yourself? How about them?

What is the most important thing an attorney can do to help improve their client acquisition rate? Get more leads? Hold more initial consults? Invest more in SEO and you web site? Actually all these are important but most attorneys forget the reason their clients come to them.

I was personally attacked by an IT staff member of a very popular, multi-city law firm. My only provocation was the direct marketing material we use that calls to question a prospect’s satisfaction with their current outsourced IT provider. My experience begs a question to you: do you know how your staff are treating people they interact with in the course of doing firm business for you?

Hands down, I have the best staff in the IT biz! They bend over backwards everyday to make sure the people they interact with feel as if they are the most important people to them – our Culture requires it.

Want to know the dirty little secret to other attorney’s success; the “one thing” they did to strike oil? If you only knew the “one thing” could you turn your firm around into the profit engine you always dreamed it could be? If so, read on and I’ll tell you.

Who’s ready to stop wasting their money on a useless website? Pay attention here or you will miss one of the most crucial parts on how to make money with your website. recently we discussed your website and some elements about your website that you should improve and we also discussed how your website can become a rainmaker for your law firm.

Who keeps eating all the snack or drinking all the coffee at your office? Stay with me on this one until the end of the post-trust me! If you’re like us we keep a stock of snacks, candy, coffee and sodas for our team available to them anyone they like.

When is the last time you got a call or a form fill on your law firm’s website? Is your website merely an Internet business card for your law firm or is it the rainmaker like it should be? When is the last time you invested any money into it? If you did what was it for: update it, revamp it, change the pictures on it, change your bios or market it?

If you didn’t answer “market it” then you’re missing out of the most important part of your website-how it could be making you money.