Tag: cj advertising

Of the 58 million people who sought a lawyer in 2012, 76 percent used online resources. That’s 44 million people who will only find you if you have a strong online presence. LexisNexis Webinar It’s no secret that social media is transforming the way the […]

This blog post was written by Amie Adkins, a Video SEO Specialist at cj Advertising According to eMarketer.com, more than 169 million people will watch online videos in the United States during 2012. And that figure will climb to nearly 200 million by 2015.

Over the years, in addition to the annual strategic retreats held for cj, LIP, and MLG, I have been fortunate enough to be asked to contribute to the strategic planning retreats of Carter Mario (2011, 2012 & 2013), Crumley Roberts (2012), Daniel Stark (2012), William […]

This blog post was written by A. Chris Turner, an SEO Specialist at cj Advertising. In a post from earlier this year, Google+ Pages replace Google Local, we discussed the upgrade of the local business listing system that supports Google’s Map. In the Map system, […]

About 6 years ago we got into the trademark business.  We did so to secure and protect what we consider  valuable branding elements. One of the first trademarks we received was “Get a Lawyer.  Get it Done” which was, and still is, being used by […]

During our September cj conference, we brought everyone up to speed on our philosophy and processes concerning disclaimers and the advertising rules.   Among ethics lawyers the advertising rules are sometimes affectionately referred to as the “The Magic 7s”…because in most states they’re found in Section […]

For many, this is a familiar trip. For some, this is the first of many treks to our annual cj conference. For everyone at cj, this is our 11th conference event, and we have certainly covered a lot of ground and growth over the years.

Cary Graham attended the Act at the Speed of Opportunity Conference  on  5/15/12.  Here are a couple of questions we asked Cary when we returned from the conference:

Trademarks and Google AdWords Now that we have a little background on trademark law, how does this context fit with the Binder & Binder story, and how does it help us answer the question, “What’s in a name?” It starts with keyword advertising, specifically Google’s […]

In theme with our last client conference, I have come to truly believe in the theory of “First Who, Then What.” However, in this letter, I will take that concept a step further by coining the phrase, “Before Who…Why!” Why! does your firm exist? Why! does […]