Smart, very smart! This Legal Technology article describes what kinds of firms & clients might benefit from a page on MySpace:
"When Missouri City, Texas, entertainment lawyer Leslie Warren Cross launched a MySpace.com page in 2006, he wanted a way to provide up-and-coming musicians basic information about the legalities of music contracts.
"But Cross says that as he acquired ‘friends’ on his MySpace page, he realized the Internet social networking site is a great marketing tool for his firm, Les Cross & Associates, and a way to stay in contact with his vagabond musician clients.
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"Deborah McMurray, chief executive officer of Content Pilot in Dallas, who gives marketing advice to firms, says she wouldn’t recommend MySpace to the large Texas firms.
"’It might be appealing to the 20-something, the Gen X, Gen Y group, in terms of connecting with their friends or keeping in touch with law school classmates and that kind of thing, but I don’t envision major law firms — major business-to-business law firms — thinking that would be a new source of new business,’ McMurray says."
A search for "lawyers" on MySpace retrieved these results….