Principles to keep in mind when building your personal brand through the content you produce and share.
Jay Harrington - May 28, 2019Jay Harrington's 10 steps to your best business game.
Jay Harrington - March 19, 2019The written word is only one way to express thought leadership. A better approach is a divisible content strategy that incorporates visual storytelling.
Jay Harrington - February 13, 2019While many lawyers appreciate its benefits, few harness its power to full effect. Try these strategies for more effective content marketing.
Jay Harrington - October 30, 2018Ever wonder why some writers get all the attention online? Their posts get shared, their personal brands grow, their email lists swell, and their fortunes rise as their content receives an outsized share of eyeballs. It’s easy to dismiss ...
Jay Harrington - January 22, 2018Your legal career comes down to a choice between two paths. One feels safe, the other fraught with risk. One requires conformity, the other originality. One leads away from fear, the other straight toward it. Building a successful personal brand ...
Jay Harrington - March 14, 2017“All professions are a conspiracy against the laity,” said George Bernard Shaw. In the legal profession, the best evidence of a conspiracy is the often impenetrable density and complexity of the law. It’s almost impossible for laypersons to ...
Jay Harrington - January 4, 2017Let me start by saying that I’m not an intellectual property lawyer. But I am a lawyer and part owner of a marketing agency. And, while I no longer practice law, I can still spot an issue when I see it. There’s a big one lurking for law firms ...
Jay Harrington - November 15, 2016The best lawyers are often the most creative lawyers. But that doesn’t mean they are, or even want to be, labeled as “creative.” Creativity has a certain connotation to it — and it’s traditionally been a term associated with, well, creative ...
Jay Harrington - June 14, 2016It’s widely accepted that law schools don’t do a very good job — or in many cases don’t do anything at all — to teach law students how to develop business. Many commentators lament this failure, criticizing schools for not focusing on business ...
Jay Harrington - January 28, 2016