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What can we learn from lawyers who stop publishing to their blog?

By Kevin

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The Wisconsin Law Journal ran a story last week about infrequent posts on some lawyer's blogs. The Journal's reporter, Jack Zemlicka, called me and asked me to comment on why some lawyers, after starting a blog, may not continue to post to their blog on a regular basis. I explained that lawyers often blog for business development, but when they don't how to blog well they fall short of their goal and publish infrequently. It's not complicated. Lawyers who don't know how to network through the net for professional and business development - through blogging or any other medium - have less success in doing so. And when you don't get regular positive feedback from blogging and you don't realize a return in investment of your time, you stop trying...continue to full post

Full post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on June 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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