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With Over 600 Facebook Fans, The Vetstein Law Group Is A Facebook Marketing Leader
With Over 600 Facebook Fans, The Vetstein Law Group Is A Facebook Marketing Leader
Massachusetts Suburban Law Firm Featured For Its Successful Use Of Web 2.0 Social Media Site
FRAMINGHAM, MA, September 8, 2009/PR Newswire/- The Vetstein Law Group, P.C. of Framingham, Massachusetts maybe small in stature, but with the help of Facebook, the firm has recruited one of the largest law firm Facebook followings in the United States, with over 600 subscribing fans on its Facebook Fan page. With a following that large, the leading law firm marketing site, JD Supra, recently featured the firm for its successful Facebook marketing campaign. The firm’s Facebook Fan page can be found at http://www.facebook.com/vetsteinlawgroup.
The Vetstein Law Group’s successful use of Facebook for business development and marketing follows a greater trend of attorneys using the leading Web 2.0 site as a key component to their social media marketing strategies. “Facebook has been a wonderfully cost effective tool for a small law firm such as mine to build a brand, attract new clients and referral sources, and stay in touch with existing clients and referral sources,” said Richard D. Vetstein, the Founding Partner of the Vetstein Law Group, P.C. “I’ve been using Facebook personally for years and when I formed my new firm and started the Massachusetts Real Estate Law Blog, I found that a Facebook Fan Page could enable my firm to build an even greater following and attract more business,” commented Mr. Vetstein.
“I use the Facebook Fan page a number of different ways – I feed my blog content into the Fan Page via RSS which helps immensely with search engine optimization (SEO). I post articles and other information on our Wall regarding hot topics in Massachusetts real estate law. And I network with “fans” who I don’t yet know,” said Richard Vetstein. “Facebook fits nicely into our overall Web 2.0 strategy with our blog and Twitter use, and of course, it doesn’t cost anything.”
The Vetstein Law Group also established a Facebook advertisement to promote the firm and the Fan Page. “The Facebook ad has been running for a short while, but it’s definitely driven traffic to our website. We’ll see if it results in any new business,” said Richard Vetstein.
About Richard D. Vetstein and the Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
The Vetstein Law Group, P.C. (http://vetsteinlawgroup.com) is a law firm based in Framingham, MA, practicing in business, real estate, construction, condominium, zoning, banking and financial services, employment, and personal injury law. The firm publishes the Massachusetts Real Estate Law Blog (http://massrealestatelawblog.com). Richard D. Vetstein, Esq. is a Massachusetts attorney and contributing blogger on the Real Estate Now Blog of Boston.com. (http://www.boston.com/realestate/news/blogs/renow/). He is a proponent of Web 2.0 technology for business development and marketing.
Richard D. Vetstein and the Vetstein Law Group Selected As Contributing Blogger For Boston.com
Attorney Richard D. Vetstein Selected as Contributing Blogger for Boston.com’s Real Estate Now Blog, Boston Business Journal (Aug. 3, 2009). Richard D. Vetstein selected Boston.com blogger FRAMINGHAM, Mass., Aug. 3 /PRNewswire/ — Joining the growing number of attorneys successfully blogging on the Internet, Attorney Richard D. Vetstein of the Vetstein Law Group, P.C. was recently [...]
Press Release–Attorney Richard D. Vetstein Selected Contributing Blogger For Boston.com Real Estate Now Blog
I did a press release through PR Newswire and it got picked up in a ton of news outlets. To name a few… Yahoo Street Insider.com Boston Business Journal PR Newswire is pretty damn powerful.
Richard Vetstein
Massachusetts Real Estate Law Blog- Supplemental and Friend-Of-The-Court Briefs Filed In Eaton v. Federal National Mortgage Ass’n (Fannie Mae) January 31, 2012For interested legal observers of the foreclosure crisis, it really doesn’t get any better than this. Supplemental and amicus curie legal briefs have been filed in much awaited case of Eaton v. Federal National Mortgage Ass’n, and they make for great reading. The briefs were filed in response to the SJC’s concern, mid-appeal, over whether […]
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- Federal Judges Read Law Blogs (Including This One!) January 18, 2012I just wanted to pass along a neat story from a colleague evidencing the growing trend of judges turning to law blogs in their research of opinions. Federal Judge William Young spoke yesterday at a real estate bar association meeting about his recent and somewhat controversial opinion in Culhane v. Aurora Loan Servicers which considered […]
- Mandatory Upgrade Required For Home Oil Heating Systems Under New Massachusetts Law January 14, 2012Under a new Massachusetts oil heating law which went into effect on September 30, 2011, every homeowner with an oil heating system is required to install an oil safety valve or an oil supply line with protective sleeve in their system. The cost is approximately $150 to $350 depending on the system. The required upgrade […]
- From Asbestos to Radon: The Massachusetts Home Inspection Process, A Legal Perspective January 13, 2012The home inspection is one of the most critical aspects of every Massachusetts real estate transaction. Virtually every buyer in a standard purchase transaction (meaning not a short sale, foreclosure, or bank-owned property) will opt to perform a home inspection, and for good reason. You need to know whether there are any serious structural, mechanical […]
- Supplemental and Friend-Of-The-Court Briefs Filed In Eaton v. Federal National Mortgage Ass’n (Fannie Mae) January 31, 2012
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- Short sales in 2011 January 30, 2012Sam Schneiderman, Broker-owner of Greater Boston Home Team, discusses short sales. I recently ran numbers (using MLS) to determine the impact of short sales on the Greater Boston market in 2011. They appear to impact just over 5 percent of... […]
- A sign of changing times: Priced out of Natick January 30, 2012Brendan and his wife, Emily, thought finding a four bedroom home in the suburbs would be a cinch. After all, we are in the midst of a seemingly never ending real estate downturn, right? Well yes and no. Home sales... […]
- Heat still rises February 3, 2012
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