On my blog, Real Lawyers Have Blogs, now in its 15th year, I share information, news and insight to help legal professionals looking to network online, whether it be via blogging or other social media.
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October 2019
In the universe of legal expertise, small and solo law firms hold a wealth of specialized knowledge and practical insight. They have written hundreds of thousands of legal blog posts. Makes sense, seventy-five percent of lawyers work in such firms.
Seth Godin, a seminal voice in marketing, today visits the increasingly prevalent “Too Long; Didn’t Read” (TL;DR) culture, which celebrates brisk publishing and consumption over substantive engagement.
In a digital era dominated by shortcuts, this mindset has permeated the legal
I’ve been meaning to share how one of the ways I use ChatGPT in my blogging. I talk with it.
It begins with a thought or idea of my own or from something I’ve read. I key this thought or
Well known technology writer, now also a venture capitalist, Om Malik wrote this week that AI is changing writing.
The best part of the Internet is that it is always evolving.
It is nothing if not a reflection of we the
Well known technology writer, now also a venture capitalist, Om Malik wrote this week that AI is changing writing.
The best part of the Internet is that it is always evolving.
It is nothing if not a reflection of we the
In the age of digital information, the definition of what is “public” has evolved, especially in the legal domain.
Traditionally, public access to legal information meant being able to physically enter a law library and conduct research across a wide
I’ve always gone to Twitter, now X, for news and still do.
Twitter is known for “what’s happening.” It is a real-time information network where people find the latest news and what’s happening.
In addition to news and “what’s happening,”
In a blog post, today, marketing guru Seth Godin highlighted a distinction in how we measure engagement and success.
His point was spot on as to the LexBlog Network, something I have been giving a lot of thought to,
Recently, there’s been growing discourse suggesting that we may be moving beyond the traditional SEO era—and not just due to AI innovations.
Google has long influenced us to craft content optimized for search engines. However, a significant shift is underway:
A few days ago, I wrote about the transformation of legal blogs into a facet of legal publishing.
This evolution is noteworthy, as niche-focused law blogs have begun to cover more territory—and at a quicker pace—than traditional law reviews. Legal