Tips for Using Tables in a Legal Blog Post
There will come a time where you want to add a table to your law firm’s website. Whether you’re a criminal defense attorney and you… Read More »Tips for Using Tables in a Legal Blog Post
There will come a time where you want to add a table to your law firm’s website. Whether you’re a criminal defense attorney and you… Read More »Tips for Using Tables in a Legal Blog Post
Whether to use images in a legal blog post is a serious decision to make. On the one hand, an image can enliven the post… Read More »How to Write Yourself Into a Great Blog Image
For being professional legal bloggers, we sure seem to talk an awful lot about images. It should come as no surprise, though, considering how important… Read More »A Hidden Danger in Legal Blogging: Trademarks in Images
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Keyword density. It’s such a widely-known dilemma in the world of search engine optimization (SEO) that Yoast handles it in its keyword checklist that is… Read More »Is Optimal Keyword Density a Red Herring?
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We may be legal writers at Myers Freelance, but an important part of your legal blog is its images. The decision to use images or… Read More »Do You Need Images in Your Legal Blog?
Over the past couple of months, we’ve checked in on one of the most overlooked aspects of Google’s search engine algorithm: The human search quality… Read More »3 Takeaways from New Search Quality Rater Guidelines
Long ago, we discussed misinformation in online marketing studies and how some surveys were so poorly executed that the findings might as well be disregarded.… Read More »Another Blogging Study Turns Out to Be Useless
Our last two blog posts have been a bit of a blog series: First, we wrote a blog sample for corporate and employment lawyers. Then,… Read More »Evergreen Legal Blog Posts are Dying
In our last week’s post, we wrote a blog sample for corporate and employment lawyers to highlight how a professionally written legal blog article can… Read More »2 Ways Our Legal Blogs Have Changed in the Last 3 Years
In our last couple of blog posts, we dealt with the new attorney advertising rules from the American Bar Association (ABA), and then delved into… Read More »Claims of Specialty in the ABA’s New Model Rule 7
In our last blog post, we mentioned how the American Bar Association (ABA) revised its rules on attorney advertising. The revision of the ABA’s Model… Read More »New Model Rule 7 and Its Impact on Legal Blogging