Should Links Open in a New Tab?
When you write a legal blog post, you’re bound to include links to other sites and pages. Some of these are external links, taking your… Read More »Should Links Open in a New Tab?
Legal Blog Writing
These posts focus on the numerous facets of the practice of writing legal blogs, from what to write to how to write it.
Should You Read Other Legal Blogs?
If you’re marketing your law firm online and you’re in an even remotely competitive area, you can rest assured that someone else out there is… Read More »Should You Read Other Legal Blogs?
Blog Sample – Personal Injury Attorney: Topical Car Accidents
If you’re a personal injury attorney, you might have found it difficult to find topics to write about in your legal blog. Not many cases… Read More »Blog Sample – Personal Injury Attorney: Topical Car Accidents
Fake News and Levels of Journalism
Whenever you update your legal blog, you’re either writing evergreen or topical content. If you’re writing topical content, then it should be a recent development… Read More »Fake News and Levels of Journalism
Why Really Long Blog Posts are Overrated
Making the decision to invest in your law firm’s online marketing is a big one. The truth of this statement will show itself once you… Read More »Why Really Long Blog Posts are Overrated
Indexed Pages, Big Websites, and Rankings
Search engine marketing is a bit like a rabbit hole. Once you start reading about it and researching how you can better market your law… Read More »Indexed Pages, Big Websites, and Rankings
The War Against Legal Blogging: Audiences
This is the fifth and final installment in a series of posts by Myers Freelance on the criticisms against ghostwriting legal blogs. Our earlier posts… Read More »The War Against Legal Blogging: Audiences
The War Against Legal Blogging: Popular Opinion
This is the fourth installment in a series of posts by Myers Freelance about the movement against ghostwritten legal blogs. Earlier posts in this series… Read More »The War Against Legal Blogging: Popular Opinion
How to Handle Christmas in Your Legal Blog
One of the biggest goals of marketing your law firm online is connecting with a new group of potential clients. The key word here, though,… Read More »How to Handle Christmas in Your Legal Blog
The War Against Legal Blogging: Rule 8.4(c)
This is the third installment in a series of blog posts by Myers Freelance about the movement against legal blogging, particularly the practice of ghostwriting.… Read More »The War Against Legal Blogging: Rule 8.4(c)
The War Against Legal Blogging: Author Bylines and Rule 7.1
This is the second installment in our investigation into legal blogging, and the claims that ghostwriting them is somehow uncouth. You can see our overview of… Read More »The War Against Legal Blogging: Author Bylines and Rule 7.1
The War Against Legal Blogging: An Overview
There are a lot of wars going in the world, right now. There’s the war in Syria. There’s the conflict between Democrats and Republicans that… Read More »The War Against Legal Blogging: An Overview
The Risks of Legal Blogging on Your Own
You’re an attorney. You know that the law is everywhere you look, regulating things in minute ways that are often overlooked. However, with your legal… Read More »The Risks of Legal Blogging on Your Own
How Outbound Links Can Hurt Your Site, Too
Backlinks are one of the best ways to put up points on the search engine optimization (SEO) board. Whenever some other site links to yours,… Read More »How Outbound Links Can Hurt Your Site, Too