Another week has passed, and another group of people have started using new internet technology to connect with others and build business.  Hopefully, that group of people includes some lawyers.  Welcome to part 10 of our blog series on social media for attorneys.  This week we will focus on YOU.

Since the beginning of this blog back in December, we have received some tremendous feedback from attorneys and social media experts alike.  This series has been featured and referred back to in a number of articles and blog posts around the internet.  And we have helped a number of attorneys begin to blog, or market their blog more effectively.

But there are so many more of you out there that we have yet to reach/communicate with.  We want to hear from you.  Whether you want to share your social media experience with us, ask us a question, or you need some help, we’re listening.

There are many ways that you can interact/speak with us.  You can leave a comment below with your name and email address so that we can respond to you.  You can send us a message on Twitter, we’re at www.twitter.com/Lawline for those who have yet to follow us.  You can become a fan of Lawline.com on Facebook and leave a comment on our wall.

Each of these methods involves using a social media resource to communicate, and is a necessary step in learning the many processes that we discuss in this blog series.  We look forward to hearing from you, and hope that you do not hesitate to tell us or ask us anything about social media.  Thanks for reading.

Next week we will continue our discussion of social media, focusing on the idea of viral marketing – what it is, and how it can help you.

Past Installments of this Series:
Part One – Intro to Social Media for Attorneys
Part Two – Signing up for the Networks
Part Three – Using Blogs as an Information Source
Part Four – Start Blogging Today
Part Five – Introduction to Twitter
Part Six – Introduction to LinkedIn
Part Seven – Networks as a Communication Tool
Part Eight – Submit Yourself to Blog Catalogs
Part Nine – Put Your PR Department to Work