How many times a day do you pull up Google and ask it a question? While we tend to speak as if Google itself is answering the question, the reality is that there is a hard-working writer who actually provided
Even the very best legal blogger can get carried away in their own writing sometimes. If you ever end a blog post wondering if your reader actually got the full point of what you were trying to say, you may
When contributing to a large, multi-authored blog covering an expansive subject area, there may be a lot of news coming down the pipeline. Maybe each new bit of information doesn’t warrant its own blog post, or maybe you just want
If you’re the type of blogger who struggles to come up with a post title, you’re either going to love or hate what I’m about to describe. That’s because, when titling a blog post, you actually have the option to
If you’re running out of ideas for what to post on your blog and are looking to change things up, it may be time to conduct an interview. The LexBlog network is full of bloggers who punctuate their posting with
Any experienced blogger will tell you how much there is to learn from blogging. Author of Original Jurisdiction on Substack, David Lat sat down with Bob Ambrogi on LexBlog’s This Week in Legal Blogging to discuss—among other things—the important lessons
A common question for new bloggers is how to title posts.
Titles are important. You want to pull the reader in with your topic of discussion and your established authority on the subject. At the same time, you want to
There are two common questions asked by most new bloggers: What’s the ideal length for a blog post and how often should we publish? It can be frustrating when the answer is typically, “It depends”—because, well, it does depend. However,
A lot of people think of blogging as nothing but a marketing tool. We disagree, and evidently, so does William Silverman.
Silverman is the Partner leading Proskauer Rose‘s pro bono practice and serves as co-editor in chief of Proskauer
After the initial burst of inspiration that churns out blog post after blog post, it gets harder to keep coming up with ideas. This should be expected and is nothing to worry about—but if you’re finding yourself constantly wondering what