Google first announced Google Analytics 4 (GA4) in 2020, and a year later they announced that they will sunset Universal Analytics (UA) properties by 2023. Since then, LexBlog has been steadily migrating clients to the new GA4 version ahead of
We’ve been working on this one for a while. At least, we’ve long wanted to add such a feature.
For years. And years.
Why wouldn’t you? We receive questions all the time asking for the best place to find images.
Some years ago, I reconnected with a friend and fellow developer, Soren, who happens to work exclusively in the field of web security research: He’s a pen-tester. In other words, you pay him to break into your site to make
One of the things the Product team here at LexBlog spends the most time on is our integrations with third-party services that might be useful to our clients. Our single largest and most important integration is with MailChimp.
Mailchimp
How does a blogging platform evolve? For that matter, how does blogging in general evolve? That question, surfaced in a Twitter exchange with Bob Ambrogi and others, got me thinking—not only on the question at hand, but its veracity and
At LexBlog, we pride ourselves on being a platform. It’s a move we made now more than a decade ago. We don’t design and develop every blog individually. We built, in effect, a blog-builder—and continue to add to it.
The
With all of the hype surrounding non-fungible tokens (NFTs), it’s easy to lose sight of the actual technological revolution unfolding before our eyes. As someone interested primarily in the technical aspect of NFTs and crypto, I often think about the
A large part of driving traffic to your blog is effective sharing of your posts on social media. But when someone is scrolling through their feed, what is going to make them interested in your post amongst all the noise?
Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.”
Margaret Mead’s quote has been a driving force in my life and it has led
If you’re a regular listener to our podcast, This Week in Legal Blogging, you may have noticed some changes in recent episodes—and you may notice some more going forward.
Don’t worry. Intrepid host Bob Ambrogi isn’t going anywhere. We’re