It seems that as in any other sports event, the World Series bring about marketing, branding, and advertising efforts. Can attorneys learn from the World Series in marketing their services?
People may not realize that any event may be an event for networking, job recruiting, and not just for marketing the particular service/product meant to promote. Take for instance a company who wants to market one particular line of business. The company can throw a dinner at a café for the whole community. Though the event is not meant for getting potential new hires, the event can be used at the same time to pass out job ads.
The World Series baseball players have product endorsement contracts and sponsors. In the end, is it the game that produces the income or the advertisements? Just like with the baseball players, the attorney who write the books or do other tasks on the side to promote his line of work may put more to the bottom line from the sides.
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