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Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Top 10 #SocialMedia #Blogs 2015

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We received over 560 nominations for our sixth-annual Top 10 Social Media Blogs contest (the blogosphere’s biggest contest for social media blogs).
The list of 20 finalists is pretty impressive! See for yourself below.
The Judges: Our judges include Douglas Karr (author ofCorporate Blogging for Dummies and founder of the Marketing Technology blog), Nichole Kelly (author of How to Measure Social Media and CEO of Social Media Explorer) and Pat Flynn (founder of Smart Passive Income). They’re currently finishing up their reviews of these sites.
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Here are the finalists (in alphabetical order):

2015 top ten blog finalists
Explore the finalists for 2015’s Top 10 Social Media Blogs. Image icon from: Flaticon.com.
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Saturday, November 29, 2014

Are blogs just another marketing channel for law firms?



Monday, November 24, 2014

39 Blogging Tools to Help You Work Faster, Write Better, and Land More Readers





When you’re finding amazing content to share on social media—the kind of thing that grabs attention and gets people to click, share, and comment—one of the most valuable, most original places to turn is your own blog and the content you personally create.
So the questions become: How to create amazing content, how to put together blogposts strategically and efficiently, and how to get your content out to the masses.
Writing tips are a good place to start. And to supplement the words you use to build your blogposts, I’ve found a huge number of blogging tools that help with everything from coming up with ideas to spread the content far and wide.
Do you have a favorite blogging tool? Read on to see if it’s included here in the list, and drop a note in the comments with which ones you love.
blogging tools

The Huge List of 39 Blogging Tools

Tools to brainstorm blogging idea



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Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Facebook as a publisher of blog content?

by Kevin O'keefe


Facebook law blog publishing
Publishers, both mainstream and bloggers, have come to realize that as many people come to their sites via social media as come directly. These people are coming on mobile primarily via Facebook.
As I blogged last week, this means law bloggers need to get their posts distributed on Facebook by becoming more active on Facebook and by making their content easy to consume on the browser displayed directly inside Facebook’s app.
The New York Time’s David Carr (@Carr2nreported Monday that Facebook is thinking of taking things a step further. Facebook would become not only the distributor, but the publisher itself.
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Saturday, October 25, 2014

DEMS PUSH FOR HEAVY CENSORSHIP OF INTERNET, DRUDGE, BLOGS



As the media prepared to vacate newsrooms for the weekend, Democrats snuck in a last minute proposal that the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) be allowed to heavily regulate political content on internet sites such as Youtube, blogs, and the Drudge Report.

Obama FEC Vice Chairperson Ann M. Ravel announced late on Friday that the FEC was preparing new regulations to give itself control over videos, Internet-based political campaigns, and other content on the web. She insisted that, "A reexamination of the commission’s approach to the internet and other emerging technologies is long overdue."
This snap decision came after the FEC deadlocked 3-3 over whether or not an anti-Obama Internet campaign in Ohio had violated FEC campaign disclosure rules. The videos were placed for free on Youtube and were not paid advertising, but they also did not disclose who made them.
Until now, videos and other political content that is not posted for a fee are unregulated by the FEC. Only paid advertising is regulated under election rules. It is this that the Democrats want to change.


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And VERY VERY DANGEROUS!

This Paralegal has been on line since December of 1982 so has seen a lot on line and lived a lot of OnLine (now Internet) history.

From its inception in 1979 (Ward and Randy's BBS here in Elmhust, IL) OnLine services were primarily the function of the Private Bulletin Board and the large Corporate On Line Services that charged a fee.

This SYSOP ran Publisher Information Serice BBS from 1983-1994.  Though a variety of sofware packages were used, PC Board was decided on as a standard.

In 1995, with the Introduction of Windows 3.0 and faster PC's the Internet was introduced to the Public and was a big hit.  There were many of us who were involved in its ancestores, from FIDONET to METRONET etc but the systems were not connected in REAL TIME, save for the Big On line Players like AOL and Compuserve.

In the early 1990's Islamic Terrorists (HAMAS, HEZBOLAH, etc) became aware of these systems as well and began to use them to recruit and publish their Jihad  materials.  

NO ONE STOPPED THEM and EVERY ONE WHO OBJECTED WAS BRANDED A "RACIST" and KICKED OUT!

I was thrown OUT of EVERY Microsoft Community and Yahoo Group of a Political Nature because I POINTED OUT THE DANGERS OF THE MUSLIM TERROR ON LINE!

The FBI was very interested, however but DID LITTLE - and we saw the results on 09/11/2001!

IFF the Dems are allowed to MUZZLE their Critics at WILL the FIRST ONES TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT WILL BE CAIR, MSA, and other ISLAMIC GROUP THAT ARE ALIGNED WITH DEADLY TERRORISTS!

CAIR is IN THE WHITE HOUSE NOW and OBAMA has given TERROR-PREACHING IMAMS FREEDOM TO PREACH THEIR MUSLIM HATE!

If the Internet is Muzzled, what's next?

FOX NEWS and TALK RADIO are all that will be left.

DO YOU WANT THIS DANGER FOR AMERICA?!?!?


8 types of real and authentic engagement to repurpose for blog posts

 in Blogging

 
repurpose content for blog posts
All too many lawyers complain that they don’t have time to blog. The wild thing is they’ve got content all around them. Content that they’ve created and which could be repurposed for blog posts.
I am not talking of briefs, memorandums, articles, email newsletters, and alerts. I am talking of content that’s been created by virtue of real and authentic engagement.
Here’s eight sources. I am sure there are more.
Facebook interaction
Despite the perception of most lawyers, Facebook is a great place for open and frank engagement on professional matters. Summarize and leverage that engagement for blog posts.

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Monday, October 06, 2014

How does a marketing professional motivate lawyers to blog?

How to get lawyers to blog
A marketing professional recently asked how do you get lawyers to blog. The lawyers, all in one practice group, started off with a bang, but after three months, posts were only coming once a month a or less.
In that this question comes up a lot, I thought it worthwhile to share my answer with you.
Blogs become difficult to maintain if there was not a driving purpose for the blog from the onset. Practice groups often start blogs because they felt compelled to or one or two lawyers got excited to do so.
I’d one, reexamine the purpose and two, look at whether the group is really blogging or just writing articles on blog software. Blogging is easier, generates positive feedback for the lawyers and works better for bringing in business.
http://kevin.lexblog.com/2014/10/05/how-does-a-marketing-professional-motivate-lawyers-to-blog/

Thursday, October 02, 2014

I’ve Seen the Future of Blogging. And I’m Inspired


I've Seen the Future of Blogging. And I'm Inspired
Why did I start distance running when I was only twelve.
As a lean and almost teenager I decided to crawl out of bed at 6.00 am to start a running regime!
I don’t know what possessed me!
Since early childhood I had suffered asthma and maybe I was looking for a way to remove the constant struggle for breathing through increased cardio fitness. Nevertheless I started.
Back then the shoes were flat Dunlop style volleys with no support and more designed for hanging out with friends than pounding pavement.
Early morning in the dark. I can still smell the park, see the orange street lights and feel the cold round steel of our gate as I pushed it open and ventured down the pebbled crunching driveway ready to start pounding around the block in my non running shoes. I remember pushing myself so hard some mornings that I threw up.

Read more at http://www.jeffbullas.com/2014/10/03/juive-seen-the-future-of-blogging-and-im-inspired/#47qSkk5QZrDvkBkM.99

Wednesday, September 03, 2014

Teaching Law Students to Blog


  

law school student blogging
I had the good fortune to meet Silvia Hodges Silverstein via blogging and social media, first, and then in person earlier this year at ReInvent Law in New York City.
Dr. Hodges Silverstein (@SilviaHodges) researches, publishes, teaches, and speaks on topics related to corporate procurement of legal services, as well as law firm management and change in law firms. She’s not only been studying client purchasing decisions for over a decade, it was the topic of her PhD.
Dr. Hodges Silverstein is the Founder & Executive director at Buying Legal Council and teaches courses in law firm management and law firm marketing as a Lecturer in Law at Columbia Law School and as an Adjunct Professor at Fordham Law School.
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Saturday, August 30, 2014

Blogging and social media for lawyers is not a zero sum game

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social media for lawyers requires sharing
Marketer and author, Seth Godin, asks this morningwhy is it that authors don’t compete where as other companies would kill to own a category in a store.
…[N]ot only do authors get along, they spend time and energy blurbing each other’s books. Authors don’t try to eliminate others from the shelf, in fact, they seek out the most crowded shelves they can find to place their books. They eagerly pay to read what everyone else is writing…
Can you imagine Tim Cook at Apple giving a generous, positive blurb to an Android phone?
And yet authors do it all the time.
http://goo.gl/dHROIM

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