Becoming a successful legal blogger doesn’t happen overnight, and it doesn’t happen without intentionality and effort behind it. Perhaps no one knows this better than Stefanie Marrone who has become one of the LexBlog community’s most prolific bloggers and, in
To cap off the first month of 2022, LexBlog’s Publishing team held the first LexBlog Learns webinar of the year. We both reflected back on 2021 and looked ahead at what’s to come in 2022 for legal bloggers.
Weren’t able
Photos and featured images add flare and context to your blog posts. They help boost SEO and make your posts easier to understand. Creative copyright licensing can sometimes make it hard to find photos that you can legally use in
Blogging about trending topics is an effective way to showcase your expertise and stay relevant. And there’s no better place to tap into trending topics than on Twitter, one of the leading social media platforms. Finding blog post ideas using
LexBlog’s Publishing team held their second webinar this week, focusing this time on some simple post ideas to get you through a patch of writer’s block.
Weren’t able to attend this time? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Below you
Most people who use tags do not use them properly. They use them as a box to punch in a whole slew of keywords and assume that’ll juice up the post in terms of SEO. Do not do that.
The Publishing Team here at LexBlog kicked off our new series of webinars this week. We will be putting on a webinar each month where we’ll focus on different topics relevant to legal bloggers and answer any questions you may
If you’re dedicated enough to have your own legal publication and your own podcast, there are a number of ways you can use the two to play off each other—and drive additional traffic to both in the meantime.
For starters,
A legal blog is a repository of your firm’s knowledge. Even if you have covered a topic on your blog in the past, it does not mean you should never write about it again—in fact just the opposite.
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When the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau counts himself as an avid reader of your consumer finance blog—you’re doing something right. As it turns out, Ballard Spahr’s Consumer Finance Monitor has done a lot right since its