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Cleary Gottlieb’s new blog becomes first to feature faceted search
When Cleary Gottlieb launched their sixth blog on the LexBlog platform, they decided they wanted to take a different organizational approach. Like their other blogs, Cleary Antitrust Watch features a wealth of insights from their talented team of lawyers, but
Webinar Recap: Easy Post Ideas to Bust up Writer’s Block
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.
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The Marshall Project takes its local journalism efforts to a new level
Setting aside any personal opinions on the case, many observants of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial found the behavior and approach of Judge Bruce Schroeder to be jarring. From the struggles with “pinch to zoom” to racially-tinged comments on the
December webinar: We’ve got some post ideas for you and your team
Go easy on yourself. That’s one thing I tell lawyers who blog almost every time I talk to them. This shouldn’t be hard—and you should take steps to make blogging even easier.
One of the hardest things folks run into
Why everyone should learn digital marketing
As I work to become a more effective content writer and copywriter, I’ve decided to dive into HubSpot’s Academy and see what types of courses they offer. Anyone following me on LinkedIn has likely noticed that I’ve taken an interest
NYT publishes another misleading headlines—we need more honest voices
The New York Times is one of the largest, most widely-read newspapers in the United States and the world. It’s a source of news for a majority of the population and is considered the nation’s “paper of record.” But, as
Big change to the LexBlog Platform! The Block Editor is coming
One of our goals in delivering WordPress to our customers is to strike a balance between keeping the platform updated, but also avoid the early adoption of big changes. We don’t want to be dinosaurs, but we also don’t want to
Tricking consumers into subscribing and trapping them is now illegal, FTC says
Retention is important, sure, but how significant are those numbers if you’re misleading your audience into subscribing and making it unnecessarily difficult to cancel?
Allowing someone to easily subscribe on the web, but forcing them to hop on the phone
Webinar Recap: BizDev Through Blogging—What Real Success Looks Like
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