Veteran blogger Larry Bodine has a message for law firms blindly posting in the blogosphere, seeking success: "The halcyon days of blogging are over." Bodine has five marketing tips to ensure your blog reaches its target audience and doesn't stall somewhere in cyberspace.
December 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Wake up, fellow bloggers, it’s almost 2007. The halcyon days of blogging are over.
There are 55 million blogs, according to Technorati.com (97 percent abandoned), and 1,430 law-related blogs, according to Blawg.org. The novelty has worn off. To truly succeed at blogging, you must avoid making the five most common snafus that can dead-end your blog.
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