When done right, blogs are an informative, vibrant calling card that represents your law firm to the world. When done wrong, blogs are a chore and an unwelcome expense. The difference between the two depends on having a realistic understanding of what you face before you start a blog. Attorney Edward Poll, principal of LawBiz Management Co. and author of LawBiz Blog, provides 10 tips to ensure a law firm's blog puts its finest face on the Web -- while keeping costs down.
November 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When done right, blogs are an informative, vibrant calling card that represents you to the world. When done wrong, blogs are a chore and unwelcome expense, and produce little return on your effort. The difference between the two depends on having a realistic understanding of what you face before you start a blog.
Here are 10 tips to help make the experience worthwhile:
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