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5 Key Reasons to Map out an Effective Marketing Plan

By Kimberly Alford Rice

End the 'shotgun approach' to marketing this year. Stop spending unwisely and on random acts of marketing. Find your way to success by planning for it by developing a marketing map.

A new year is an ideal time to take control of your business by developing a practical, step-by-step marketing plan to guide your business development and marketing activities throughout the year.' Commit to making 2016 a more strategic, deliberate year for your marketing efforts.' Five reasons why young lawyers should create a marketing plan and budget for 2016 are:

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