Finding something to blog about everday even a couple times a week takes work. Here is a guide to help inspire blog content. And here is my tips geared more towards lawyers:
1. Find a type of lawsuit to follow in your Google alerts, I follow suits against social networking giants like Facebook or MySpace.
2. Find a legal issue like “internet privacy” to track through Google alerts
3. Do you have pet practice peeve? Something about the practice of law you wish atttorneys followed? (Could be how they organize pleadings)
4. Have a fun “feature of the week.” Freebies like software for small home offices is good or crazy legal story of the week.
5. Feed all your Google alerts into a IGoogle page so that you can quickly scan lots of headlines for ideas.
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