Owned channels

B2B.ID vs Email Newsletters

Newsletters keep you remembered. A B2B ID gets you discovered.

Regular email to a list you have built — client alerts, practice updates, firm news — to stay visible with existing clients and contacts.

HC

Hamilton & Cole LLP

Law Firm New York

B2B ID
Commercial LitigationEmploymentTechnology

Practice areas

  • Commercial litigation & arbitration
  • Employment counselling & disputes
  • Technology transactions

Industries served

SoftwareFinancial ServicesMedia

Mid-market and venture-backed companies

Representative experience

  • Defended a software company in a multi-party contract dispute
  • Advised a media group on executive separation and restrictive covenants

Proof

  • Client testimonialswhere permitted
  • Published articles & talksexternal
  • Professional relationshipson B2B.ID

Looking for

  • Outside counsel engagements
  • Co-counsel on complex disputes
  • Employment referrals in NY

Referral fit

Refers matters out in

ImmigrationTaxIntellectual Property

Co-counsel

Available for co-counsel

Complex disputes · additional capacity · NY local counsel

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Demonstration B2B ID — illustrative data, not a real firm or matter

Email Newsletters

What it does well

  • Staying top of mind with current and former clients and referral sources
  • Demonstrating ongoing expertise on legal developments
  • Prompting existing contacts to reach out when something changes

Where it stops

  • It only reaches people already on your list
  • It does not help someone new evaluate fit or send a structured request
  • Referral sources on your list still have to remember and explain what you do
B2B ID

What a B2B ID adds

  • Discovery by clients, lawyers and professionals you have never emailed
  • A structured identity your existing contacts can forward: 'here is their B2B ID'
  • Recommendations and structured requests instead of 'reply to this email'

Using both

Put your B2B ID link in your signature and your newsletter footer. Contacts who want to refer you can share it without explaining anything.

The short version

Email nurtures relationships you already have. A B2B ID starts the ones you do not.

B2B.ID does not guarantee clients, matters, referrals or revenue, and this page does not claim to outperform Email Newsletters. It describes what each is for.

Questions about B2B.ID and Email Newsletters

Your firm has a website. Give it a B2B ID.

Free to create. Describe your practice, what you take, what you refer out and what you are looking for — then let clients, lawyers and professionals find, recommend and request you.