Practice Tip: Want To Blog?

Google describes a Blog as: "a journal that is made available on the Web. The activity of updating this blog is known as blogging and, likewise someone who keeps a blog is known as a blogger!" Typically, blogs are updated daily by the use of software that allows people with little or no technical background to maintain the blog; however, while attorneys are the best at what they do ' <i>ie</i>, the practice of law ' they have no clue when it comes to marketing skills for their firm, or technology and how to effectively design a blog! <br/>Well, recently all this has changed ' and for the better, I might add.

12 minute read January 26, 2005 at 09:18 AM
By
Alan Pearlman
Practice Tip: Want To Blog?

Google describes a Blog as: “a journal that is made available on the Web. The activity of updating this blog is known as blogging and, likewise someone who keeps a blog is known as a blogger!”

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