How do we get more email subscribers? Why don’t we rank higher for this specific term? Why’s this traffic number different from that one?
A lot of times, when lawyers or their marketing personnel ask these questions, they’re losing track
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Performance upgrade: Adjusting caching intervals for faster load times
WP Engine, our web host, is one of my favorite technology companies. Their policies and services tend to land at a spot on the “hand-holding” vs. “you’re on your own” spectrum that works very well for us. Therefore I like
How we improved email campaign reporting
One of the things I love about working at LexBlog is that, as a small company, there are fewer roadblocks when it comes to making small, but important changes to our product than there would be at a large corporation.
It’s important to write often, even when you don’t feel inspired
I for one definitely need to take the advice given in this piece’s title. Too often I put off writing a blog post, writing creatively or even just journaling because I don’t feel “inspired.”
When I was still in university
LexBlog meets internally on newest Blog product offering
LexBlog is consistently striving to provide the best when it comes to blogging technology, security and design. We’re constantly updating our products’ features and because of this we don’t often bring our entire team together to go over these changes.
Why I signed up to beta test The New York Times’ new app
I’ve noticed a number of my favorite podcasts all talking about the same thing—a new app developed by the The New York Times focused on audio journalism. As a former radio broadcaster as well as someone who currently works on
Platform stability: removing third-party plugins
LexBlog is the perfect intersection of law and journalism for new intern, Alec Downing
As LexBlog continues its growth and expansion in the realm of digital publishing and assisting lawyers with their legal blogs, it’s vital to bring the right people onto the team. The kind of people who know a thing or two
Operating at a higher level—improving the onboarding process
Around this time last year we took stock of the number of sites we had slated to launch. We had a significant backlog of nearly 200 blogs, microsites and journals all waiting to get over the finish line. Some had
Print versus digital publishing—each have their time and place
I’ve always been a huge proponent of physical copies—whether that’s of books or newspapers or magazines. But recently—especially spurred by the pandemic and its effects on the industry—I’ve been reconsidering that stance.
Some of my strongholds on print copies originate