Re: Introduction Letter
Hello and Welcome to allnurses.com
Great having you join us.
I am also finishing up my marketing materials. They should be ready to send out next week. I would appreciate some tips on a introduction letter.
I sent you a message.
And here is another questions. If there are 6 lawyers in the firm who are potential clients, to whom do you send packages out to first. I am sure the gatekeeper would notice 6 indentical mailings. Do you flip a coin? Go with the most/least experienced lawyer of the group?
Good question. Often, you will have firms with 50 or more attorneys in employ. I try to send to the partners of these firms. This should be easy to find out when you phone ahead of time.
One more questions while I am on a roll, how do you politely ask if there is an LNC already working at the firm when you make pre-calls before sending out your packets.
LNC - "Thank you for your time. One more question, "Has XYZ Firm utilized a Legal Nurse Consultant in the past?"
Firm Gatekeeper: "No"
Firm Gatekeeper: "Yes"
Firm Gatekeeper: "Yes, we have one on staff now"
Firm Gatekeeper: "Yes, we utilize LNCs often"
Firm Gatekeeper: "What is a Legal Nurse Consultant"
I saw a book Marketing for the Legal Nurse Consultant by Betty Joos. wondering if it was worth the $40 from Amazon, I would gladly buy it if it was worth it.
This book may aid you in your efforts. I suggest the AALNC text to have on hand at all times:
Legal Nurse Consulting: Principles and Practice by Patricia W. Iyer
I am very pleased to have found this forum, I stayed up late the other night reading all of the threads, wished I had that legal software and benefited from many of the answers to previous questions. I completed LNC Stat home study course at the end of the summer and but it took a little while to finalize my marketing materials. Looking forward to sending this out, but understand that I am headed into the slower holiday season.
Runningmom1
In my message to you, I discussed the litigation software.
Congratulations on completing the LNC Stat course. Good luck with your marketing efforts.
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