The Internet... There are positives and negatives. There are do’s and don’t. One thing for sure is EVERYTHING you put on the Internet is public and will be there FOREVER.
What should govern our decisions? It’s simple… common sense and the principles our mothers taught us…
A couple of weeks ago I blogged about the “ABA’s Issues Paper Concerning Lawyers’ Use of Internet Based Client Development Tools” when Larry Bodine first raised his “Red Alert” about the ABA Issue Paper. My first reaction was that the ABA isn’t out to help the little guy or smaller firms, which have gained at
In the past year I can truly say I’ve seen an incredible interest from my clients in the area of blogging. Even my most internet-skeptical attorneys are venturing into this new arena (well, new to them!) and exploring the possibilities that come from expanding their brand online. So what makes a great blog? One word:
It should be no secret that web site content continues to be king for purposes of search engines. Keywords, title tags, etc. are just additional jewels on the crown. So, keeping your web site fresh in terms of new content, fresh tags and keywords is important.
Further, according to SEO expert Tom O’Leary at The
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In a speech last week to the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA), I emphasized the importance of the Internet to these plaintiffs’ lawyers. However, due to time constraints, I was not able to BEGIN to do justice to the topic.
Thanks to Kevin O’Keefe at Real Lawyers Have Blogs for his post of last Thursday